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Most people would say that employees hate office meetings. "It's one of those anecdotal things that's hard to question," says organizational psychologist Steven G. Rogelberg of the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. But when Rogelberg and his colleagues gave 980 workers one of two questionnaires about their time spent in scheduled meetings and overall job satisfaction, the get-togethers were not uniformly panned.
This article was originally published with the title Meetings Are Great.
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