Remote Workers' New Secret Language: Dunder Mifflin and Initech Zoom Backgrounds
TheZoomBackgrounds.com is reporting a surge in demand for images inspired by Dunder Mifflin and Initech #cubiclelife. They did a recent survey of people having video conferences for work at least once a week and found some surprising facts.
"We are seeing a rise in Zoom background use as a kind of office or mood avatar for meetings," said James Bradshaw from TheZoomBackgrounds. "They’re often swapped out to match the person's mood, or the vibe of the meeting."
According to survey data, 33.2% of respondents said a funny image would be in their top three choices out of nine background styles offered, including business, nature, or home settings. Additionally, 11% of respondents selected a funny or ironic image as their top choice. Men were twice as likely to use a funny or ironic image on Zoom meetings.
Background usage on Zoom calls is much higher than expected. When asked "Do You Ever Use a Background Image on Video Meetings? respondents reported: (graph available)
Occasionally - 54.6%
Often - 21.3%
Always - 16.6%
None - 7.4%
So, if you're a boss and you're seeing a lot of Dunder Mifflin and Initech backgrounds in your next Zoom meeting, don't be surprised. It's simply your employees using a new secret language to send a message (hopefully not that you are a thief of joy.)
For more information and to see the latest collection of Dunder Mifflin and Initech backgrounds visit full release: https://www.thezoombackgrounds.com/pages/press-remote-workers-new-secret-language-dunder-mifflin-and-initech-zoom-backgrounds
James Bradshaw
thezoombackgrounds.com
support@thezoombackground.com
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