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Can't read it as it's behind a paywall, but unless this is compared against the toll that commuting/working in an uncomfortable environment/extra expenditure/wo
by basisword 3y ago
Can't read it as it's behind a paywall, but unless this is compared against the toll that commuting/working in an uncomfortable environment/extra expenditure/worse diet it's not very helpful. On top of that video conferencing is highly dependent on roll. There's a few people in meetings all day, every day, some on a few meetings a day, and other on a few a week.
- a_wild_dandan 3y agoMy Firefox reader mode busted through the popup. It’s about college kids being “notably” increasingly fatigued while watching an hour lecture. The study hasn’t been replicated at all, let alone in the workplace setting, or even with subjects in possession of fully developed brains. The title might need some tweaking…
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- Tade0 3y agoI used to have 2h, 15-person meetings which, naturally, achieved little. The solution (outside of just not participating) was to have a clip of Tibetan singing bowls play in the background. Especially one sleepy co-worker's voice started sounding as if he was delivering profound truths while in the lotus position.