3 Reasons to Minimize Meetings at Work
Meetings are pretty much a given in any type of workplace environment. If you're a regular employee, you probably attend several per week. If you're a manager, you might attend several per day. But as popular as meetings have become, it's probably in your team's best interest to have less of them. Here are a few good reasons you should aim to cut back on meetings.
It's not that meetings have to be boring -- it's that things just tend to work out that way. And when you think about it from an attendee perspective, that makes sense. Often, meetings entail higher-ups talking while folks who are lower on the totem pole, or less integral to the discussion at hand, are forced to sit still for 60 minutes listening. Even workers with fantastic attention spans can get bored, fidgety, and downright frustrated.
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