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I think not allowing late people in is bad, but ruthlessly starting on time (with no “catching up” people who are late or revisiting decisions) is good.
by caffeine 5y ago
I think not allowing late people in is bad, but ruthlessly starting on time (with no “catching up” people who are late or revisiting decisions) is good.
- stared 5y agoAs a person with ADHD, I hate the rule "no one is allowed after time" - unless it is a symphony. Plus, it often backfires - sometimes a crucial person is missing, and people need to wait, or the meeting makes no sense. Still, starting sharp on time is essential. Once it is done often, people learn that they will miss important stuff when they are late. Allowing to start later often makes people show later and later.