How To Beat Zoom Fatigue, Even If You Don’t Use Zoom (TPS307)

Have you ever noticed that at the end of a long web conferencing call like on Zoom or Teams, you feel way more drained than if it was an in-person meeting?

The term for this is "Zoom Fatigue", and even if you use another tool like Microsoft Teams or Skype, it's a real thing and a lot of us are feeling it these days.

In this episode, we're going to share with you 5 tips to beat Zoom Fatigue and still stay productive in the day, even if you’re staring at a screen full of meetings all day long.

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Cheat Sheet:

The top 3 productivity resources for this week [2:25]

Why despite the advanced tech, online calls are so fatiguing [7:53]

Why you should use the "Active Speaker" mode whenever possible [11:40]

Why Thanh never prefers using the grid mode over "Active Speaker" mode, even when speaking to a group [14:02]

Why AE recommends you turn off the self-view option in a Zoom call [19:35]

The power of taking mini-breaks [23:14]

Why you should push to do meetings with your camera off if you can [27:47]

How multitasking can ruin a Zoom meeting for you and everybody else [34:58]

Links:

Azlo

Upwork

Canva

Krisp

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