The Point of Meetings: A Question for the Ages

In a world where productivity is measured in PowerPoint slides, the question of meetings becomes an existential crisis. Are they a means to an end, or an end unto themselves?

Meetings: a never-ending cycle of pointless discussions, where everyone's opinions are heard, but nothing is actually accomplished.

Or, are they the perfect excuse to grab a free coffee, stretch your legs, and catch up on the latest watercooler gossip?

Some say the point of meetings is to make progress, while others claim it's just a way to avoid actual work. We say, "Meetings: the ultimate productivity killer."

Want to learn more about the dark underbelly of meetings? Visit:

• The Underbelly of Meetings
• Meeting Planning as a Contact Sport
• Meetings as a Simulation