A cost-per-minute clock for meetings is a very striking reminder of the cost of dragging things on. While using it for meetings with lawyers is of course very f

A cost-per-minute clock for meetings is a very striking reminder of the cost of dragging things on. While using it for meetings with lawyers is of course very fun (everybody dislikes lawyers), I find it to be even more needed for internal interminable meetings. When talking with lawyers, everybody already knows that it will cost a lot, but for an internal meeting certain kinds of people tend to forget that a company has an internal cost for everybody attending the meeting.