Even before the pandemic, Zoom had proven to be a great tool for virtual training. But when the pandemic struck, suddenly, Zoom became a go-to tool for just about every form of business interaction imaginable—from regularly recurring meetings to colleague-to-colleague interactions to hiring to performance reviews. In short, Zoom and similar tools became the default option for people to connect.
And while that ability to connect even when physically dispersed offered great benefits, it also resulted in the widely lamented “Zoom fatigue.”
