Zoom burnout is a real issue, but it doesn't have to mean the end of socializing with coworkers remotely. Establishing remote traditions like virtual movie nights can help create connections and make work easier. However, group video calls often feel awkward due to lag, taking turns to talk, and an always-present talking requirement. To overcome these issues, activities like playing games together online, watching movies in smaller windows, or even just walking while others watch can be more effective. It's also essential to ensure everyone feels comfortable turning off their cameras, making it clear that socializing doesn't have to happen out loud, and scheduling fun activities with minimal wrangling. By implementing these strategies, remote teams can build stronger connections and improve their work experience.