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It would appear by implication that you would see meetings as always less useful than documents. This is clearly not true. Calls and meetings are almost always
by kaiwen1 4y ago
It would appear by implication that you would see meetings as always less useful than documents. This is clearly not true. Calls and meetings are almost always better for working through nuanced issues.
- Huh1337 4y agoYes I'd never let any serious business issue be solved on a meeting. Tech talk etc, sure. Money is involved? Never. Or rather, sure, let's discuss - but then we send a written record of exactly what was agreed.
- lo_zamoyski 4y agoYes, there are some narrow cases where audit trails are important, but that doesn't apply to most situations, certainly not those where you're both thinking out loud and trying to come to some common understanding or whatever. It seems you allowed some personal grievance get the better of you because in this particular context, your characterization does not apply.
- bushbaba 4y agoThey are faster for when there’s only a few participants which both deeply engaged.