Yeah, it's like having a medical scribe around. Taking notes requires a different kind of attention than engaging in conversation, and the switching can be real

Yeah, it's like having a medical scribe around. Taking notes requires a different kind of attention than engaging in conversation, and the switching can be really difficult. Anyway, even with a software scribe, meetings should probably end with attendees reviewing and agreeing on some kind of written document which will be the meeting's artifact. You know, so people can refer to it later. Of course this never happens, because in meetings people get bored and tired and it's easier to just give everyone the Zoom wave and crawl to the sofa.