So is live meeting fatigue. Recently I had to spend a few days in the office (I work remotely, so thankfully it's at most 10 days a year) and I must say I never

So is live meeting fatigue. Recently I had to spend a few days in the office (I work remotely, so thankfully it's at most 10 days a year) and I must say I never felt so tired while working from home or having even long calls over Zoom. What I am trying to say is that probably fatigue comes from getting disengaged. If you're participating and you find meaning in what you're doing, it doesn't really matter over what medium it's done. But sure, if you have to stare at your screen while knowing that you're being broadcast to your colleagues and the call is irrelevant to you, of course you will feel tired. In the office meeting room you can at least pretend you are doing some important stuff while scrolling at your laptop or phone. Organizations should embrace asynchronous communication and whatever meetings need to be done, it should be ensured that only relevant parties are participating.