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Calendar Clutter:The Corporate Cult of Wasted Time
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Dive into Episode 13 of "The Elephant in the Org," titled "Calendar Clutter: The Corporate Cult of Wasted Time," where hosts Danny Gluch, Cacha Dora, and Marion Anderson tackle the pervasive issue of excessive meetings in the corporate world.
This episode reveals how an overabundance of meetings not only disrupts employee productivity but also impacts overall workplace satisfaction. The hosts explore various global perspectives on meeting culture, offering insights on effective strategies in remote work settings. They emphasize the importance of conflict and accountability in meetings and discuss the underestimated value of non-work-related interactions in building personal connections, especially in remote work environments.
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