> Please people, learn to touch type and write. This seems to conflate Zoom usage with a lack of typing and writing skills? Given how many people use Zoom now,

> Please people, learn to touch type and write. This seems to conflate Zoom usage with a lack of typing and writing skills? Given how many people use Zoom now, I'd like to see the numbers on that, if that's really OP's position. (You want to vent about the boss via anecdata, ok fine but that's different) That's strange to me because I find it easier to go high-level (concept level) in Zoom calls without getting bogged down. In effect it's a much better communications tool when a short trip through the stratosphere can replace a week long trip over bumpy and windy roads. Plus as others have mentioned there's the tonality aspect, of which OP's post is a great example: Are they angry, and if so how much--and would it be helpful feedback to see the shocked faces of the people on the other end of the communique?