A new study finds American workers are suffering from "virtual meeting fatigue" for very specific reasons, pointing to a ...

Facial appearance dissatisfaction is associated with virtual meeting (VM) fatigue, which prompts the use of impression ...

New research suggests that excessive self-monitoring during virtual meetings leads to dissatisfaction with appearance and ...

We've all sat through Zoom meetings gazing forlornly at the bored faces of our friends and colleagues -- except, of course, for those who leave their camer ...

Employees who are unhappy with how they look are more likely to experience ‘Zoom fatigue’ EAST LANSING, Mich. — In an era ...

As the months have dragged interminably on, however, the lack of physical contact with colleagues has led to a rise in "Zoom fatigue", as so much of our lives is now consumed via a screen.

Teaching and learning on Zoom can be exhausting. With reduced visual cues and an intense focus on faces, connectivity issues and delays, and distractions from other computer applications or being seen ...

This isn’t a new observation, of course. The term ‘Zoom fatigue’ has been used since the beginning of the pandemic to refer to the tiredness that comes with endless video calls. But now ...

Zoom fatigue has emerged as a significant concern in higher education during the COVID-19 pandemic, as many institutions shifted to online learning to maintain educational continuity. This ...

Virtual interviews can increase feelings of anxiety and uncertainty due to unexpected distractions, Zoom fatigue and the feeling that it's harder to connect with the hiring manager. However ...

The weariness that comes from too much videoconferencing. Coined during the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom fatigue refers to the burnout people experience when all personal interaction is via a computer ...