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"People often feel marginalised. They feel that they have no influence or position. In these cases, the perception is that meetings do not improve anything, but
by waspleg 7y ago
"People often feel marginalised. They feel that they have no influence or position. In these cases, the perception is that meetings do not improve anything, but actually cause even more frustration."
Literally the last paragraph hits the nail on the head for, I'd wager, the vast majority of people.
- ubu7737 7y agoI agree with you, but I want to add some precision to this. In some meetings I feel powerless, and I find them absolutely horrible. In other meetings I have a voice anytime I want to use it, and I feel powerful, and I wouldn't miss them for anything less than a diarrhea poisoning incident. Edit: In most meetings I feel neutral and disaffected.