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I think the big difference is in the actual quote, he's not saying walk in to a meeting and say "this is dumb" and leave. He's saying the meeting might start ou
by carlosdp 9y ago
I think the big difference is in the actual quote, he's not saying walk in to a meeting and say "this is dumb" and leave. He's saying the meeting might start out being useful, but then end up slowing down or going into a tangent, and when it just becomes corporate speak and the topic doesn't actually interest you, you should leave or the meeting should probably end there.
- mehrdadn 9y agoInteresting, I didn't quite interpret it that way but I can see what you're saying; thanks.
- noselasd 9y agoNot only that - the meeting might be highly useful and productive, but not to _everyone_ summoned. i.e. those that find themselves in a meeting where they are not needed or have nothing to contribute should leave - however that isn't saying anything about the actual meeting being good or bad.