The Correlation Graphs

Studies have shown that caffeine consumption directly correlates with increased productivity, except when it comes to meetings.

Here's a graph that shows the correlation between caffeine and productivity in meetings:

Caffeine Consumption (mg)

As you can see, productivity increases exponentially with caffeine, until it plateaus at 60mg, at which point meetings start to get really, really long.

For more information on the effects of caffeine on productivity, visit our Caffeine and Attention Span subpage.

Or, if you're feeling really bold, check out our Caffeine and Meeting Leadership subpage.

Note: This page is dedicated to the study of the effects of caffeine on productivity in meetings, and features a logarithmic graph showing the exponential increase in productivity with caffeine consumption, until it plateaus at 60mg. The page also includes links to two subpages: "Caffeine and Attention Span" and "Caffeine and Meeting Leadership", for more information on the effects of caffeine on productivity.