How can your boss tell if you’re struggling at work or suffering from burnout from behind a computer screen? @CamillaTominey on why employees should have the option to work from the office. https://t.co/LAW68gYLx4

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) May 8, 2021

I'm done with Zoom, says one of America's top business figures https://t.co/UGszOZlFuy

-> video fatigue is real, but just as real is the failed creativity of someone who has nothing to offer other than 'you'll get used to (crummy) commutes again soon enough.'

— Jon Reed (@jonerp) May 9, 2021

I'm done with Zoom, says one of America's top business figures https://t.co/gMSxVBY5OP

— ? Evan Kirstel $B2B (@EvanKirstel) May 9, 2021

"The ubiquitous video conferencing tool was a short-term solution to an unprecedented problem. Now we need to learn to live without it" | @realzoestrimpel https://t.co/zm0rAB53mf

— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) May 9, 2021

Great piece by @realzoestrimpel “miserable people behind screens aren’t as creative or productive”

Applies to workers, university students, school pupils. Leaders suggesting Zoom can replace in person degrade their professions.https://t.co/oSjHLJhbUg

— Molly Kingsley #UsforThem (@lensiseethrough) May 9, 2021