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Study highlights the impact of communication in workplace meetings

Research indicates that nearly 1 billion meetings are held globally each day, with CEOs spending a significant portion of their time in them. The emerging field of 'meeting science' is studying the effectiveness of these gatherings, revealing insights into human behavior and the importance of communication in achieving meeting goals.

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A recent study reveals that close to 1 billion meetings occur daily worldwide, with CEOs spending about 75% of their workdays in meetings. The field of 'meeting science' is gaining traction, focusing on how to enhance the effectiveness of these gatherings. Organizational psychologist Liana Kreamer highlights that meetings fulfill essential human needs for connection and cooperation. Her research emphasizes the importance of structured meetings in achieving specific goals.

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  • Nearly 1 billion meetings take place daily worldwide.
  • CEOs spend about 75% of their workdays in meetings.
  • The field of 'meeting science' is growing among psychologists.
  • Meetings fulfill basic human needs for connection and cooperation.
  • Liana Kreamer coauthored a review in the 2026 Annual Review of Organizational Psychology.
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Science says your boss should talk less in meetings

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