In addition to an increased number of remote meetings, there was an explosion in the number of emails in the first weeks after a lockdown was declared, with subsequent weeks finding email volume returning to more normal levels. (image: Shutterstock)
A new study by the Harvard Business School and the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) found that the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent move to remote work has led to more virtual meetings, with more participants—but that the length of those meetings has decreased. The report also found that workers are putting in longer days—as much as 48 minutes more per day—in part to keep up with email and other remote communications.
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