1 YEAR LATER: COMMUNICATIONS IN THE AGE OF COVID-19

It’s been a year since COVID-19 turned the world upside down. Things once considered normal now seem odd, even outdated. Sitting in a conference room with co-workers. Dining in a crowded restaurant. Grocery shopping maskless. Shaking hands.

We’re stressed out, Zoomed-out, burned out and drained by the whole pandemic. Teleworking has provided some obvious advantages — no commuting, no suiting up for work, more flexibility. But it’s also led to longer hours, increased angst, less camaraderie and more claustrophobia.

To be fair, technology is only partly to blame. Our behaviors and our habits contribute to the problem. Let’s embrace the future, of course, but let’s get back to the basics too — with these some communication tips.

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