Meetings: The Art of Developing a Compelling Alibi

Step 3.2: Crafting a Credible Causality

A good alibi is all about creating a plausible reason for your absence. In the world of meetings, a credible causality is essential for a successful absence.

Here are some tips to create a compelling causality:

Tip 1: The "Family Emergency" Causality

A classic choice, the "Family Emergency" causality is a tried-and-true favorite. Just be sure to add some drama for extra effect.

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Remember, a good alibi is like a good lie - it's all about the details.

Tip 2: The "Sudden Onset Illness" Causality

Who needs a doctor's note when you can just claim to have come down with a sudden case of "Meetings-Induced- Fatigue-Syndrome"?

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Just don't overdo it with the symptoms, or you might end up in a real hospital.

Tip 3: The "Unforeseen Car Trouble" Causality

Who needs a reliable mode of transportation when you can just claim your car broke down in a remote location?

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Just don't mention the "remote location" part, that's a dead giveaway.

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