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The Surprising Science of Meetings How You Can Lead Your Team to Peak Performance

Steven G. Rogelberg

⧫ One of the ten Leadership books to watch in 2019 —The Washington Post ⧫ One of the top business books everybody will be reading in 2019 — Business Insider ⧫ As seen on “CBS This Morning”⧫ “In workplaces around the world, meetings are where productivity and creativity go to die. Steven Rogelberg is...

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Freakonomics Radio

It was described as an examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, exploring why they often fail and how to improve them, particularly given the high number of daily meetings in the U.S.

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Basically, it's the examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, trying to understand why they go bad, trying to understand the dynamics that emerge in meetings and trying to figure out how to m...

— Episode: How to Make Meetings Less Terrible (Ep....

Episode: How to Make Meetings Less Terrible (Ep. 389 Rebroa...

It was described as an examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, exploring why they often fail and how to improve them, particularly given the high number of daily meetings in the U.S.

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Basically, it's the examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, trying to understand why they go bad, trying to understand the dynamics that emerge in meetings and trying to figure out how to make them better.

Episode: 389. How to Make Meetings Less Terrible

It was described as an examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, investigating why they often fail and how to improve them, particularly given the prevalence of meetings in workplaces.

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He's written a book called The Surprising Science of Meetings.

Basically, it's the examination of meetings as a workplace phenomenon, trying to understand why they go bad, trying to understand the dynamics that emerge in meetings and trying to figure out how to make them better.

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