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I have not read that yet, but it seems very accurate. If you look up "Zoom fatigue" there are lots of people writing about why video calls can be so stressful.
by vlunkr 6y ago
I have not read that yet, but it seems very accurate. If you look up "Zoom fatigue" there are lots of people writing about why video calls can be so stressful. When you've got a webcam on you're way more aware of what you're doing with your body and face than you would be in an in-person meeting. Most people at my company have their webcams off at this point.
- jedimastert 6y agoI haven't really noticed it personally. It might be because my meeting load didn't really increase during quarantine. We have like one extra "watercooler" meeting and I actually don't mind chatting with my coworkers. I will say that I generally keep my camera and mic muted if I'm in a meeting where I'm not actively part of the discussion. Maybe it's my performance background, but if I'm talking (and especially if I'm presenting) it really important to me to be able to read the room, and it's really hard for me to present if I can't.
- rodgerd 6y agoAs someone with mild autism, I welcome the neurotypicals to literally every day of my life.
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