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A Better Way to Optimize Meetings – Ratings 2.0

A Better Way to Optimize Meetings – Ratings 2.0

by MeetingScience | Nov 16, 2020 | Meeting Performance, MeetingScience Benefits, Productivity, Why MeetingScience?

We’re excited to announce the release of Ratings 2.0 for all MeetingScience Members! In this blog post, we’ll share a little bit more about the history of MeetingScience ratings and why we made the investment to build the next generation of rating...
Meeting hell has gotten worse during the pandemic. These companies are fighting back

Meeting hell has gotten worse during the pandemic. These companies are fighting back

by MeetingScience | Aug 12, 2020 | Meeting Performance, MeetingScience Benefits, Productivity, Remote Work

From CNN Business comes this article, a follow-up to the research revealed earlier in August which shows an increase in meeting load and strain during the pandemic. CNN canvassed several companies on what they’re doing to reduce meeting load during the pandemic,...
The Pandemic Workday Is 48 Minutes Longer and Has More Meetings

The Pandemic Workday Is 48 Minutes Longer and Has More Meetings

by MeetingScience | Aug 4, 2020 | Productivity, Remote Work

Feeling overworked? You’re not alone. A study of 3.1 million workers around the world found that the pandemic workday is longer and has more meetings. You can read more about the study in Bloomberg here, the research background summary here, and the full...
Ask This Question Before Calling a Meeting

Ask This Question Before Calling a Meeting

by MeetingScience | Jul 14, 2020 | Meeting Performance, MeetingScience Benefits, Productivity

Laura Vanderkam is the author of several time management books including Off the Clock and 168 Hours. In this Medium piece, she shares the question that she asks before calling a meeting: What crucial change will result from bringing people together, that could not...
The Long, Unhappy History of Working From Home

The Long, Unhappy History of Working From Home

by MeetingScience | Jul 1, 2020 | Productivity

Do you work from home or live at work? In this article from The New York Times, David Streitfeld explores the history of remote work, its proponents, and its opponents. For instance, while remote work can increase the diversity of the labor pool – no longer...
Are Companies More Productive in a Pandemic?

Are Companies More Productive in a Pandemic?

by MeetingScience | Jun 23, 2020 | Why MeetingScience?

David Gelles writes for the Corner Office column for The New York Times. In this article, he interviews leaders from Chegg, Cisco, EventBrite, Microsoft, Pierpont Communications, Splunk, and Affirm to investigate the rise or fall of pandemic productivity and how...
Meetings, Productivity, and What’s Changed During the Coronavirus Crisis

Meetings, Productivity, and What’s Changed During the Coronavirus Crisis

by MeetingScience | Jun 18, 2020 | MeetingScience Benefits

Meetings – they are a part of life, but they don’t need to be a way of life. In this interview, Eric Porres, Founder & CEO of MeetingScience, sits down (remotely) with Brad Berens, Editor in Chief of the IAB, to talk about what’s changed to our...
Why Does Zoom Exhaust You? Science Has an Answer

Why Does Zoom Exhaust You? Science Has an Answer

by Sejla Rahimic | Jun 2, 2020 | Why MeetingScience?

Tammy Sun, the quintessential Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur, fired off an uncharacteristically low-tech Tweet recently. “Zoom fatigue has me wanting a landline and a rotary phone,” wrote the founder and CEO of Carrot, a startup that provides fertility benefit plans...
Virtual Meetings Don’t Have to Be a Bore

Virtual Meetings Don’t Have to Be a Bore

by Sejla Rahimic | Jun 2, 2020 | MeetingScience Benefits

Those of us who present, facilitate, and teach for a living understand the importance of developing a personal connection with an audience. It’s critical to be and feel natural; to make people laugh, feel at ease, and fully engage — and perhaps even lose themselves —...
Why Remote Work Is So Hard—and How It Can Be Fixed

Why Remote Work Is So Hard—and How It Can Be Fixed

by Sejla Rahimic | Jun 2, 2020 | Why MeetingScience?

In the nineteen-sixties, Jack Nilles, a physicist turned engineer, built long-range communications systems at the U.S. Air Force’s Aerial Reconnaissance Laboratory, near Dayton, Ohio. Later, at nasa, in Houston, he helped design space probes that could send messages...
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