By Paul Bryce
Business meetings can take up so much time and produce so little return on investment that it is mo small wonder that the majority of us dread them, even hate them with a vengeance! To give you an example of meeting madness, I have been to a pre-meeting meeting to discuss the meeting that we then attended.
This was followed by a post-meeting debrief meeting to talk about how the meeting went and then later we had a strategy meeting to discuss how we would approach the next meeting! And if that wasn't enough, further meetings were spawned to discuss the tasks required to action some of the outcomes from the original meeting. All in all, I spent about 7 hours in meetings for the sake of one 2 hour meeting.
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This was followed by a post-meeting debrief meeting to talk about how the meeting went and then later we had a strategy meeting to discuss how we would approach the next meeting! And if that wasn't enough, further meetings were spawned to discuss the tasks required to action some of the outcomes from the original meeting. All in all, I spent about 7 hours in meetings for the sake of one 2 hour meeting.
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