Meetings can be a necessary evil, but sometimes you just need to avoid them. This is where the Complexity Factor Scale comes in. It's a handy tool for determining when to run for the hills or to face the meeting head-on.

• 0 - Simple
  • Zero-Point-Zero: The Art of No Meetings
• 1 - Minor
  • One-Point-One: The Quick Exit
  • One-Point-Two: The Sudden Illness
• 2 - Major
  • Two-Point-Three: The Fake Phone Call
  • Two-Point-Four: The Sudden Recall to the Office
• 3 - Extreme
  • Three-Point-Five: The Fake Emergency
  • Three-Point-Six: The Fake IT Issue

Now you know the Complexity Factor Scale. Use it wisely, and remember: Meetings are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get.

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