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Science Suggests Bosses Should Talk Less in Meetings

Science Suggests Bosses Should Talk Less in Meetings

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Summary

Scientific evidence suggests that managers should speak less during meetings. The available information does not include details about the specific study or its findings.

Details

Scientific evidence suggests that managers should limit the amount of time they spend speaking during workplace meetings.

The available information does not identify the researchers or scientific organization behind the conclusion, nor does it explain how the study was conducted.

It also provides no details about the specific effects that shorter contributions from managers may have on the course or outcomes of meetings.

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The finding could be relevant to how workplace meetings are conducted, although no further details are available.

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Read the original publication at Ars Technica