Meetings are “work about work” and not actually work itself. And, often, meetings don’t actually even produce outcomes that help us with our work.
Study Title/Source | Year | Time Spent | Productivity Impact |
Atlassian's Time Wasted in Meetings | 2014 | Employees spend an average of 31 hours in unproductive meetings per month. | 47% of employees consider meetings their biggest time waster. |
Harvard Business Review | 2017 | Senior executives spend 23 hours a week in meetings, on average. | Only 50% of meeting time is effective, according to executives. |
Zapier's 2019 Report | 2019 | Workers spend about 4 hours a week in meetings. | 36% of meetings are considered unproductive by employees. |
Lucid Meetings | 2019 | The average employee spends 37% of their time in meetings. | Meetings can decrease productivity if not managed well. |
Microsoft's Modern Work Report | 2022 | 55% of workers feel they have more meetings than before the remote work era. | 64% of workers feel they can’t get their work done due to too many meetings. |
Otter.ai and Meeting Science Institute | 2021 | 15% of an organization's collective time is spent in meetings. | 71% of meetings are considered unproductive by participants. |
Vowel's Meeting Culture Report | 2022 | Employees spend 14 hours per week in meetings. | 65% of workers feel meetings hinder their productivity. |
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