Notes

Introduction

1. Cited in Daniel Goleman’s article “Recent Studies Help Explain Why Some Meetings Fail,” New York Times Science Section, June 7, 1988. This study was done by Dr. Lynn Oppenheim, a psychologist for the Wharton Center for Applied Research.

2. Michael Mankins, “The Ripple Effect,” Harvard Business Review, April 8, 2014.

3. Harris Poll on behalf of CareerBuilder from February 11 to March 6, 2015.

4. Elise Keith, “55 Million: A Fresh Look at the Number, Effectiveness, and Cost of Meetings in the U.S.,” Lucid Meetings blog, December 4, 2015, http://blog.lucidmeetings.com/blog/fresh-look-number-effectiveness-cost-meetings-in-us.

Chapter 15

1. Cited in Daniel Goleman’s article “Recent Studies Help Explain Why Some Meetings Fail,” New York Times Science Section, June 7, 1988. Study done by Dr. Lynn Oppenheim, a psychologist for the Wharton Center for Applied Research.

2. Harris Poll on behalf of CareerBuilder from February 11 to March 6, 2015.

3. Elise Keith, “55 Million: A Fresh Look at the Number, Effectiveness, and Cost of Meetings in the U.S.,” Lucid Meetings blog, December 4, 2015, http://blog.lucidmeetings.com/blog/fresh-look-number-effectiveness-cost-meetings-in-us.

4. Michael Mankins, “The Ripple Effect,” Harvard Business Review, April 8, 2014.

5. Richard Quinnell, “Beware: Llama Dung,” EDN Network, May 19, 2015.