Are employers using Zoom too much?


It wasn't long after millions around the world were sent home to work remotely during the pandemic before the concept of Zoom fatigue became familiar. — dpa

Citigroup recently announced it was creating something called "Zoom-Free Fridays" to give workers a break on video meetings that have become so dominant over the last year.

There was concern early in the pandemic that Zoom and Microsoft Teams, or other video-conferencing software, might not be the most productive thing for workers.

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