The Surprising Science of Meetings¶
Rogelberg, S. G. (2019). The Surprising Science of Meetings: How You Can Lead Your Team to Peak Performance. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Coordination-Overhead Inversion
- Knowledge-work meetings: status meetings proliferate to coordinate work until they consume it, then meta-meetings appear to coordinate the meeting load — calendar reviews, meeting-policy committees, meeting-effectiveness training.
This sourceDocuments meeting proliferation and overload (organizations devote roughly 7–15% of personnel budgets to meetings; large share judged unproductive) and the costs of status-meeting inflation to productive capacity. (Resolves needs-source-801; supports status-meeting proliferation consuming productive capacity. NOTE: supports meeting overload/cost; the specific recursive 'meta-meeting' apparatus — meeting-policy committees, meeting-effectiveness training — is illustrative extrapolation not directly documented here, see flag.)
- Knowledge-work meetings: status meetings proliferate to coordinate work until they consume it, then meta-meetings appear to coordinate the meeting load — calendar reviews, meeting-policy committees, meeting-effectiveness training.
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