How to Banish Virtual Meeting Boredom #shorts

Be conservative about scheduling meetings. In a Zoom survey, 71% of professionals said the information shared on some video calls could have been disseminated in chat or email. It's no secret that cutting superfluous meetings is key to reducing distraction and promoting a healthy, functional workplace. For virtual workplaces, that's more true. Scheduling only important meetings is critical to strong communication between virtual teams without burnout. For example, research shows that compared to audio only meetings, video conferencing leads to richer interactions. Yet other studies show that spending hours or all day in video conferences leads to fatigue.