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Yuan said once he had to attend 19 consecutive Zoom meetings last year and he got really tired of it. 173p28

Zoom Fatigue Is Real: Platform’s CEO Eric Yuan its He’s Affected by It

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Zoom CEO has said he has stopped having back-to-back meetings

Highlights
  • Zoom CEO Eric Yuan has itted about Zoom fatigue in a virtual summit
  • JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon echoed Yuan's sentiments
  • Zoom meetings are resulting in burnout to several s
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Zoom CEO Eric Yuan has itted to be affected by Zoom fatigue as working from home due to pandemic-induced restrictions has taken a toll on everyone. Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic last year, most people in the services sector have been working remotely, which entails non-stop video calls and online meetings, resulting in fatigue and burnout. Several top executives of big corporations now say that they could rethink the work-from-home option in coming weeks as their executives are pushing back against the idea of working remotely. The problem is so widespread that even Zoom founder and CEO Yuan has acknowledged that he has personally experienced fatigue due to endless virtual meetings on the video conferencing platform.

Speaking virtually at The Wall Street Journal's Zoom meetings last year and he got really tired of it. Yuan added he has stopped having back-to-back meetings and that has made him feel comfortable.

 

His sentiments were echoed by JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon who said he has been back in office for months and has decided to phase back his staff back into office. He said more of his employees are returning to office from May, but not many are happy about it.

Yuan, too, said he wants his staff back in office for at least two days a week.

Many Twitter s have shared their experiences of being burned out due to continuous video meetings.

 

Video meetings require people to focus continuously and that leads to fatigue. Experts prescribe taking short breaks after each meeting to rejuvenate the mind. A recent Stanford University study has found that women experience more Zoom fatigue than men. According to the research, around 14 per cent of the women in their sample reported feeling extremely fatigued, compared to less than six per cent of the men.


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