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By Elaine Nester

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For a lot of us, half of the working day is spent in meetings. Half of which are not worth having, and of those that are, half the time is wasted. Which means that nearly one eigth of business life is spent in small rooms with people you don't like, doing things that don't matter.

The only reason people have so many meetings is that they're the one time you can get away from your work, your phone and your business contacts.

You can judge how tedious meetings are by the doodles they generate. Anything that looks like the product of a drunk spider means you're probably in the worst of all meeting. These are so called because everyone tries to prove their status by talking very loudly about their own
 

acheivements.

Time in meetings is always different from real time. A quick ten minute catch up can fill a whole morning. One of the reasons for this is that work in meetings doesn't actually start until someone says, 'I've got a meeting to go to.' Most meetings are spent either talking about problems arising from work that hasn't been done or talking about work that needs to be done to tackle problems. There are so many of these meetings that there is very little time to do any work or solve problems which means only one thing - more meetings.

Did you know that worklifehome sells organiser products for busy professionals?

We also sell a range of presentation products and meeting equipment to make life easier for the poor people who have to arrange them!