06 May 2021, 05:05 am
Zoom fatigue is becoming prevalent these days since people are always using a virtual communication channel to communicate with their co-workers. Even the Zoom Video Communications Inc. CEO Eric Yuan said that he is experiencing sudden tiredness after attending an online meeting.
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic continues, companies such as JP Morgan Chase and other firms will be implementing a likely return to office work in the upcoming months.
Zoom Fatigue Hits Everyone Including the Zoom CEO
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Zoom CEO Eric Yuan is also experiencing Zoom fatigue.
Zoom fatigue does not choose its victims. It s pretty normal nowadays to regularly use your computer, laptop, or even your smartphone to speak with your friends, workmates, and other people.
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Dr. Gleb Tsipursky is a neuroscientist, behavioral economist, and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts.
He says the bulk efforts to address WFH burnout are treating the symptoms, not the root causes.
The 12 root causes he identified include deprivation of connection and poor work-life boundaries.
Have you or your employees been experiencing work-from-home burnout and Zoom fatigue these past many months? Do you encounter this burnout regardless of the supposed benefit of working remotely and utilizing videoconferences for meetings?
It s unfortunate that the huge bulk of efforts to address WFH burnout is focused on attempting to treat the symptoms without attending to the root causes, which originate from companies merely tweaking their office culture to suit remote work.
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image captionNaz Beheshti, who used to be executive assistant to Steve Jobs at Apple, says people can make technology work for them
It is no secret that technology has become increasingly present in our lives, especially over the past year.
We use our devices to stay in touch with friends and family, to educate and entertain our children and, for many, to work from home.
To prevent digital burnout, tech firms are now trying to design technological solutions to encourage productivity and creativity and to allow you to spend less time staring at a screen.
A Stanford study found Zoom fatigue is real and worse for women. Here s why Share Updated: 3:13 PM PDT Apr 22, 2021 Share Updated: 3:13 PM PDT Apr 22, 2021
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Show Transcript Yeah. Uh so unlike a regular meeting, I can t turn around or walk or pace and so a lot of people report feeling physically trapped and that s tiring, especially for younger people. Yeah, mm. Mhm. Yeah.
TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE Share Updated: 3:13 PM PDT Apr 22, 2021 Video calls have taken over people s work and personal lives during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the shift from in-person meeting to virtual has taken a toll on society, particularly among women, according to a new study.The Stanford University study purports to be the first large-scale study examining the full extent of Zoom fatigue.Jeff Hancock, professor of communication at Stanford University, told KCRA 3 there are a few reasons why Zoom fatigue is different than regular face