Zoom. Slack. WhatsApp. While technology has helped us stay connected and productive over the course of this pandemic, it has also led to unique stressors that contribute to burnout. So how can organisations reform their workplace communication policies and methods to limit the undesirable effects digital communications has had on the workforce and their work output? Victor Phang, CEO of end-to-end HR solutions provider WorkSmartly, talks to us about the tools and strategies to bring the human touch back to work.

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Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Audrey Raj

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