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Being on a videoconference distracts people from what is being discussed as they subconsciously stare at facial expressions, backgrounds, and props instead of focusing on what is being talked about.

People come up with fewer creative solutions to a problem when they discuss ideas through a virtual meeting rather than face-to-face

Researchers at Columbia University put almost 1,500 people into pairs over either a video call or in-person, and asked them to come up with new product ideas.

Face-to-face gatherings produce more ideas – and more inventive ones – than videoconferencing, say researchers

Decision fatigue is a real and pervasive problem in our culture, but most people aren’t even aware they’re feeling it. It happens when, due to mental fatigue, you make bad