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Humor at work: How to avoid ‘boredroom’ meetings?
This article discusses the fictional characters A, B, C, and D in a meeting and how their traits resonate with real-life meetings. It criticizes the use of jargon and suggests three ways to improve meetings: simplifying language, being authentic, and promoting brevity. To test readability, the Flesch Kincaid score is recommended
Source | economictimes.indiatimes.com | Debleena Majumdar, ET Online
Ever met these characters in a meeting? Imagine that A, B, C and D are characters in a fictional meeting. Here is a snapshot of the meeting:
MEETING NOTES:
A seems to be speaking, mostly to himself.
His slides are flapping valiantly behind him.
His audience? Well, they are all ears.
B seems to have discovered a new mobile game.
He is darting yearning glances at his device, between a few strategic yes-es.
