> Do they? … Then the output is a brainstorm or strategy doc. > Again, your comment … “real work” happens outside of meetings. No I’m not I literally said wo

> Do they? … Then the output is a brainstorm or strategy doc. > Again, your comment … “real work” happens outside of meetings. No I’m not I literally said work can happen in meetings. But I said it doesn't happen without effort and thoughtfulness and that knowledge work is still work at the end of the day. Nobody pays somebody to sit and ideate on strategy all day. If that’s a thing show me the job description. And if it is it’s not your whole team, guaranteed. > The author I have considered the hypothesis. I am responding to your naively loose definition of knowledge work. I am not anti meeting or the like. I’m pro knowledge work is work. But I am certain no value was ever created by a team that sat in meetings brainstorming and ideating all day with no tangible output, by definition.