American workers are unhappy with the work meetings they have to attend. According to a new report released by virtual meeting platform “Mmhmm,” about 93% US workers don’t like the way company’s ...

With 12 mock patient rooms, 70 part-time employees posing as patients, and a constant stream of Duke medical, nursing and physician assistant students passing through the Trent Semans Center’s fifth ...

Forget happy hour — it’s meetings that are giving workers a hangover. An article recently published in the Harvard Business Review found that people can experience “meeting hangovers” after finishing ...

Work meetings can be essential for unlocking strategic ways to meet a goal—but they can quickly backfire if not careful. Overall, the general consensus for a large number of US workers is the latter: ...

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It's more than just exuding confidence — it's all about respect. Everyone can relate to long, drawn-out work meetings, where they zone out from boredom and exhaustion. But though it might seem like ...

Americans might be divided on an array of issues today, but new data shows there appears to be one thing nearly all of us can agree on: The typical work meeting has a lot of room for improvement.

Whether in-person or virtual, work meetings are almost always a guaranteed part of professional life. Unfortunately, employees can unintentionally undermine their professionalism during meetings in ...

Showing up late for work, meetings, events and other job-related responsibilities can be a problem for people in today’s work culture, a number of hiring and human resource professionals indicated in ...

With so much interdependent work going on and handoffs to plan, meetings have become ubiquitous in the collaboration-revolution workplace. People often tell me that they have no time to work because ...

During my research for Exponential Theory, I had the opportunity to study workplace cultures at some of the most disruptive companies in the world. Through these experiences, I came to realize that ...