I agree with the other commenter that this is needlessly antagonistic. Thing is, no meeting needs 50 people. You can invite 50 people to a meeting but most of t

I agree with the other commenter that this is needlessly antagonistic. Thing is, no meeting needs 50 people. You can invite 50 people to a meeting but most of them will be optional and them showing up or not has little impact. If a meeting is focused on low level concerns, then only the team members involved in the implementation need to participate (if this is more than 10 people, you're probably doing something wrong) If a meeting is focused on high-level concerns, then only representatives are required. This too should be less than 10 people. If a meeting requires the active participation of 50 different people, you've royally messed up your company structure.