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>"The cognitive load of online meetings eats up your capacity to think. Working from home merges a life of previously demarcated areas into one amorphous mass.
by FpUser 2y ago
>"The cognitive load of online meetings eats up your capacity to think. Working from home merges a life of previously demarcated areas into one amorphous mass. "
Cut the fucking crap. I've been conducting all my business from home since 2000 - one person software development company. I spend way less time on Zoom meetings comparatively to when I was employee and in the office. Actually I do not use Zoom. Skype, sometimes Telegram work just fine for me. Normally I do not use video feed either.
>"Because video meetings, email, and texting feel qualitatively different from face-to-face talk, we weigh them as less meaningful."
Missing income from downtown real estate?
Anyways I do not need to spend 3 hours in commute, smell other's armpits and cooking to be productive.
- nullc 2y ago> 2000 Did you mean 2020?
- FpUser 2y agoNo exactly 2000, this was when I left a company where I was an employee and went as independent
- nullc 2y agoSo how do you spend way less time on zoom (which was released in 2013) than you spent on zoom prior to 2000?
- FpUser 2y agoI have to apologize as I did not express myself correctly. Lemme do it here: I have spent way more time on meetings when I was an employee working in the company offices. When I went on my own amount of my time dedicated to meetings was reduced very significantly disregarding of the media available. In the beginning it was phone calls mostly.