Case Study 2: The Never-Ending Loop

Meetings. The bane of productivity. The endless cycle of pointless discussions and half-baked ideas.

Meetings, where the only thing more infinite than the time you waste is the number of times you have to repeat what you just said.

You are currently on the 427th iteration of this meeting, and we're still trying to decide on the color scheme for the new logo.

Take a look at the current options

Or, if you're feeling particularly adventurous, you can tune in to the live discussion of our fearless leaders arguing over who ate the last donut in the break room.

Current Agenda:

• 9:00am: Introduction and welcome
• 9:05am: Review of last week's meeting minutes
• 9:15am: Discussion of new logo color scheme
• 9:45am: Break
• 10:00am: More discussion of new logo color scheme

Attendees:

• Bob Smith: "I'm not sure, but I thought we had a meeting like this last week..."
• Jane Doe: "No, no, we were talking about the logo last week, but it was on a different color scheme!"
• Tony Tan: "I think we're getting off track here, let's get back to the discussion at hand..."

Next Steps:

There are no next steps, because we're stuck in an infinite loop of meetings.

But don't worry, we'll get there eventually... or maybe not.

Either way, it's a great opportunity to grab another donut from the break room.