According to a Vyopta survey, 92% of U.S. executives polled believe employees who don’t turn on their cameras during virtual meetings or who are frequently on mute don’t have long-term futures at the company.
, which was commissioned by the Austin, Texas-based software company Vyopta and surveyed 200 executives at companies with 500 or more employees between March 9 and March 17, found that more than 40% of the executives think employees on mute or off-camera are browsing the internet or social media.
But almost half of the surveyed executives said companies weren’t making enough of an effort to engage employees.Almost 95% of survey participants said remote workers were less connected and have fewer company engagement opportunities.
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