289: How to Run Virtual Meetings That Energize, Not Drain with Andrew Brodsky

Drowning in Zoom calls and Slack threads? No energy left at the end of the day? Zoom fatigue is real. So is information overload. 

To understand science-backed strategies that get better results from your virtual communication while preserving your energy, Oliver speaks to Andrew Brodsky. 

Andrew is a management professor at the University of Texas at Austin, and the author of "Ping: The Secrets of Successful Virtual Communication".

They dive deep into the science and strategy behind effective virtual communication. 

If your day is packed with Zoom calls, endless email threads, and Slack pings, this conversation will change how you work. Andrew challenges the myth that in-person is always best and breaks down why smart, intentional virtual communication can actually boost productivity and reduce burnout.

We explore:

• Why video meetings often feel off — and how to fix them
  

• The biggest myths about remote work communication
  

• Eye-opening research on brainstorming, authenticity, and trust in virtual settings
  

• The "PING" framework — a simple method to optimize every digital interaction
  

• What leaders must do to create healthier, more effective remote workplaces
  

Whether you're leading a remote team or just trying to stay sane in a world of nonstop pings, this episode is full of practical insights you can use immediately.

Find out more about Andrew Brodsky: https://abrodsky.com/

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