Challenges of Virtual Meetings - Deepstash

Challenges of Virtual Meetings

  • More fatiguing for some as there are fewer social cues than those conducted in person. 
  • Some employees appreciate the more detached meeting style
  • In summary, the feedback has been paradoxical. 

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