Why Zoom—yes, Zoom—went back to in-person work, according to its chief people officer

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Zoom, the reigning pandemic-era champion and household name for videoconferencing, is back in the office. Has hell frozen over?

“Connecting people has been really important as we've expanded out beyond our core into other verticals,” Zoom’s chief people officer, Matthew Saxon, explained in a recent Fortune interview. “We are still majority-remote, but I think a lot of people forget our many products and solutions that are only designed for in-office work.”