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Survey Reveals Cooking and Other Activities During Virtual Meetings Among U.S. Adults

A survey found that 17% of U.S. adults have cooked during work meetings with cameras off, rising to 26% among Gen Z. Other activities included using the bathroom and shopping online. Experts emphasize the need for communication and effective meeting management to maintain engagement.

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A recent survey of over 2,000 U.S. adults revealed that 17% have cooked during work meetings while their cameras were off, with 26% of Gen Z respondents admitting to the same. The survey also highlighted other multitasking behaviors, such as using the bathroom and shopping online. Experts suggest that organizations should improve meeting structures to minimize distractions and encourage open communication about personal needs during work hours.

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  • 17% of U.S. adults have cooked during work meetings with cameras off.
  • 26% of Gen Z respondents reported cooking during meetings.
  • 23% have used the bathroom during meetings with cameras off.
  • 12% of respondents have fallen asleep during meetings.
  • The survey was conducted by Savanta for Bluedot.
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Americans are secretly cooking during virtual meetings, with one age group leading the way

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Survey Reveals Cooking and Other Activities During Virtual Meetings Among U.S. Adults