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Based on the most helpful WSO content, eating during Zoom meetings can be perceived as unprofessional and distracting. While there isn't a direct mention of eating in the provided knowledge base, professionalism in virtual meetings is emphasized. For example, maintaining focus, avoiding distractions, and giving 100% attention are key. Eating could detract from this and might not leave the best impression, especially in formal or client-facing settings.

If you must eat, it's better to do so off-camera or during breaks to maintain a professional demeanor.

Sources: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/consulting/any-advice-on-how-not-to-bomb-a-coffee-chat-amid-covid-19?customgpt=1, Ways of Underperformance - and how to avoid them (Part 1), How can we do better?, How can we do better?, Anyone else dreading returning to the office?

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