<ul><li>According to a survey of 1,500 respondents, 47% of those aged 35 to 44 strongly agree that being off camera during virtual meetings is considered rude.</li><li>The study shows that remote work culture has given rise to new etiquette expectations, with camera usage becoming a key element in fostering engagement and connection.</li><li>Some employees have expressed concerns over privacy and the potential negative impact on work-life balance due to constant camera usage.</li><li>Remote work experts suggest that camera-on policies should be balanced with the recognition of employee privacy and the need for occasional breaks from being constantly visible during work hours.</li></ul>

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