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> Now show us 14 people in a room together and tell me that all 14 are engaged. Has anyone tried to deal with meeting attendance inflation with some actual eco
by babyshake 5y ago
> Now show us 14 people in a room together and tell me that all 14 are engaged.
Has anyone tried to deal with meeting attendance inflation with some actual economic scheme? I'm thinking where tokens are distributed and used as payment for someone to attend a meeting. This would force you to think in terms of a budget for how many people-hours of time you are requesting in meetings. Of course management and especially middle management would likely hate this idea but I'm curious if anyone tried it and what the results were.
- rightbyte 5y agoThere is this Japanese company where they have some internal token money for everything. It sounded nightmarish though.
- anonymoushn 5y agoJust showing people the numbers should help, right? "Do you want to spend $3000 on this meeting?" At one BigCo with a pretty positive reputation, it's a multi-week process involving at least 5 people to try to spend $20 on a software license.