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‘Zoom Fatigue’ Is No Longer a Thing, New Study Reveals
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“Zoom fatigue” became a significant topic during the COVID-19 pandemic when employees found themselves exhausted after a day of online meetings.
In fact, it seems that video meetings are not more exhausting than face-to-face meetings,” Nesher Shoshan added.
Contrary to expectations, the study found no evidence supporting the existence of “Zoom fatigue” in the current work environment.
“It is more likely that the cause of zoom fatigue was the pandemic situation itself rather than the online meeting conditions.
Projected onto zoom meetings, linked as they were closely with lockdown, were all the negative aspects associated with the circumstances.