Stress and decreased engagement are just two reasons we need to stop scheduling back-to-back meetings
Brimstone Consulting
JUNE 1, 2021
Each meeting was devoted to different tasks—designing an office layout, for example, or creating a marketing plan. What makes this study so powerful and relatable is that we’re effectively visualizing for people what they experience phenomenologically inside,” says Michael Bohan, senior director of Microsoft’s Human Factors Engineering group.
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