Increased use of videoconferencing apps during COVID-19 led to more fatigue: NTU study

Zoom and Skype calls have become synonymous with work amid COVID-19, but they appear to be wearing people down. An NTU study has found that the use of videoconferencing apps during the pandemic has led to more fatigue among workers. Almost half the respondents reported being overwhelmed, tired or drained by the use of such apps. Assistant Professor Benjamin Li from NTU's Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information shared more details.



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[godsamazinggrace]

Of course fatigue
Tired and drained
This Ain't natural way of communicating

[profitmuhammed]

Stop hiring overseas FW then to reduce the use of skype or zoom

[chriswhite]

It's another time to set a goal for the year, one need to set goals and take bold steps in achieving them. Remember success is not obtained overnight, you have to stop procrastinating and try what you have always wanted to improve in you're life and well being. Investment will take you closer to your dreams.

[anziar]

Their interest in the apps wanes with increased usage. This is human nature.