Science says your boss should talk less in meetings
Close to 1 billion meetings take place each day around the world.
Ars Technica reports: Close to 1 billion meetings take place each day around the world.
CEOs spend nearly three-quarters of their workdays in meetings. Planning for and spearheading meetings eats up the lion’s share of managers’ time.
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