While Zoom and other virtual meeting tools have been a lifeline for remote workforces, managers should consider reducing them where possible to help lessen unnecessary stress and mental drain.
Widespread access to videoconferencing tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams, as well as the high-speed Internet that enables them, has enabled millions of white-collar workers around the country to carry out business with minimal hiccups from their homes.
This virtual interconnectedness was unthinkable 20 years ago. However, video meetings are still not the same as in-person meetings.
