Not at your desk? These are some of the most popular places you’re taking meetings:
34% have attended a fitness or cooking class. 73% have attended happy-hour drinks or a game night. 75% of users say they wave at the end of their meetings. 57% have said, “Can everyone see my screen?”Ĭheck out our recent enhanced slide control update that can help take care of that last one! What you’re doing. Some of the most popular phrases on Zoom: 26% never (or almost never) shower before hopping on calls. Almost half of you ( 47%) say it’s never OK to eat during meetings. Raise your virtual hand if you can relate to some of these! How you’re showing up In addition to those fun stats, we surveyed nearly 1,700 people who have used Zoom in the past year for a glimpse at what’s happening while you’re meeting virtually. 21 (which also happens to be National Hug Day!) The average meeting size was 10 participantsĪdditionally, these were the busiest Zoom days of 2021 (so far):. The average meeting length was 54 minutes. The top day of the week for meetings was Wednesday, followed by Tuesday and Thursday. Zoom was used in nearly 200 countries and territories around the world. 
We aggregated a bit of Zoom usage data from a 12-month period (Nov. We hope you find these stats as insightful - and relatable - as we do. (Spoiler: Yes, most of y’all wave at the end of meetings.) We pulled some anonymized usage metrics, sent out a survey, and aggregated a bunch of data to look at how people connected using Zoom this past year, plus identified some meeting norms you might relate to. We are pretty curious people here at Zoom, and we LOVE data, so that got us wondering: How long is the average Zoom meeting? How often do people try to talk while on mute? Who else is waving at the end of a Zoom video call? If you’re like me and everyone else across the globe, you’ve spent a lot of time on Zoom this past year - for work collaboration, personal connection, and everything in between.
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