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The Case for Fewer, Better Meetings

We audited every recurring meeting on the calendar for a month. Here is what we cancelled, what we kept, and what we changed.

Written by Mukti Sharma Published Sep 10, 2026 Read time 4
The Case for Fewer, Better Meetings

Meetings can be useful, but too many meetings can reduce productivity and make it harder for teams to focus on meaningful work.

Auditing Our Meetings

We reviewed every recurring meeting on our calendar for an entire month. We looked at the purpose, attendees, frequency and outcomes of each meeting.

What We Changed

Meetings without a clear purpose were removed. Some meetings were converted into written updates, while others were shortened or scheduled less frequently.

Better Meetings, Better Work

Reducing unnecessary meetings gave our team more uninterrupted time for creative and strategic work.

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