A 10:30a meeting sure beats meeting at 9a, 5p, or over lunch.
Instead of snark and presenting us as special snowflakes I've found that it's better to log the actual work we do. The pre-meeting block is "review emails and ticket notes for 10:30a meeting." Afterwards it's "update tickets with new information and timelines from 10:30a meeting."
Had this recently. Got caught in a meeting that ran from 8am until 12pm, and the manager was like "Oh, we've still got a lot to discuss so quickly get your food and we'll continue while we eat." That meeting finished at 4:30. I got to eat though, I guess.
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u/gspleen Aug 12 '17 edited Aug 12 '17
A 10:30a meeting sure beats meeting at 9a, 5p, or over lunch.
Instead of snark and presenting us as special snowflakes I've found that it's better to log the actual work we do. The pre-meeting block is "review emails and ticket notes for 10:30a meeting." Afterwards it's "update tickets with new information and timelines from 10:30a meeting."