Executives believe one-quarter of meetings are unnecessary, survey shows

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OfficeTeam.com, May 11, 2009

A new survey conducted by Menlo Park, CA-based recruiters OfficeTeam finds that 28% of managers believe that meetings are a waste of time, and 45% believe employees would be more productive if meetings were banned one day a week.

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