Sorry, I'm in a meeting (iminafleeting.com)
662 points by splintersio 12 hours ago
alexpotato 7 hours ago
At a past firm I managed a team of SREs.
This was very much a "fire drill all the time" kind of place (vs "slow and steady"). The team came to me and said:
"Alex, we keep getting bombarded by meeting requests and have no focus time."
My solution was to create a weekly "team meeting" from 8am to 11am every Friday and invite all of them to it.
They loved it!
I mentioned to them that making a meeting like this was something they could have done themselves but they responded:
"It carries more weight coming from you. Plus, if someone tries to schedule over it, they are more likely to think twice and/or I can say 'Hey, you have to talk to Alex.' "
glenngillen 5 hours ago
yep, did the same for my team at one place "[IMPORTANT] CUSTOMER OUTAGE" (or something similar).
We had a publicly viewable calendar policy. And I couldn't believe the audacity of people in other areas to take it upon themselves to just book over the top of existing meetings because they had decided their meeting was more important. And I'm not talking a group meeting where it's hard to find a gap that works for everyone, these were essentially 1:1 meetings where the organizer was someone with a little more seniority. No polite ask/DM first if it's ok, or a note in the invite to explain. Just see "focus time - no meetings" or something else _they_ deemed not important and they'd schedule it in that block and assume the IC wouldn't challenge their authority.
So had to play them at their own game to give my team their time back. The meeting was as much as an invite to them to challenge my authority as their previous attempts were. Conveniently it worked and nobody would book over my meeting. I do not miss working for larger companies.
roryirvine 4 hours ago
It depends. In the situation where an Ops team has become stuck in firefighting mode, that's something which is often painfully obvious to the rest of the org. And, in that case, it's possible to make a good case for deliberately reorienting towards strategic rather tactical work.
Blocking out, say, 2x2 hours each day for "problem management" (fixing root causes of recurrent issues) becomes easy in that situation, with no subterfuge needed. Alternatively, you can nominate part of the team to be either on-call or entirely dedicated to incidents, shielding everyone else who can be dedicated to strategic work full-time (obviously, you need to do regular rotations).
The team themselves often need help in adjusting to that (firefighting can make you feel like a hero so, although stressful, it can be addictive). Blocking out specific timeslots can be helpful from this point of view, too - incidents often seem a lot more manageable if they're not crashing in on top of you at unpredictable intervals.
bb88 3 hours ago
hluska an hour ago
teiferer 2 hours ago
catketch 5 hours ago
I've been fully remote fo a long time now, but I used to do this with my team and other colleagues. We'd book a conference room and create a 'meeting', but it was just a bunch of us quietly working on our laptops in the conference room (no audio, no calls was the rule), uninterrupted for a few hours at a go. It was quite popular.
mikemarsh 7 hours ago
This is brilliant, excellent example of the ideal of "management as shielding devs from higher-level corporate shenanigans" in action.
antoineMoPa 6 hours ago
I tried to embody this ideal when I managed a team, but realized shielding too much meant less connection of members with the wider org and too much dependency on me for context and such. Overall, this meant we were a lower value team for the org.
ambicapter 6 hours ago
atoav 5 hours ago
Lammy an hour ago
I do this to make sure I get time for lunch— I mean, time for Daily Nutrition Sync lol
mlhpdx 6 hours ago
I have done the same. FWIW, a 2-3 hour block seems to be the sweet spot, as far as keeping it off the radar goes. Ironically, having multiple a week doesn’t seem to raise an eyebrow.
rdiddly 4 hours ago
I've done this, but IMO one of the nicest things about it is that people have the option to use it as an actual meeting place. It's like taking over an open conference room where people can wander in & out at will -- except invited members of the team are the only ones who can actually get in. Do your collaboration and then wander off, or just take your headphones off. There have been many times I've joined the meeting and there are two or three people in there just silently working. They just wanted to be near each other and hide from everybody else! Adorable.
notesinthefield 6 hours ago
Our product security and engineering teams do the same thing to defend against the project managers - an 8am-2pm product sync every monday and friday. Its worked for years now.
Aurornis 3 hours ago
> My solution was to create a weekly "team meeting" from 8am to 11am every Friday and invite all of them to it.
I've been part of these and the focus time is nice.
It doesn't address the root problem, though. If engineers are being bombarded with meetings, those meetings just get squished into the afternoon time slot.
The secondary problem was that some people started treating the blocked-out time as their only work time. Once that dedicated block came to an end, they mentally switched out of work mode and were not going to do any more work until the next morning. Before all of the "nobody can do more than 3 hours of good work per day" replies, this was a real problem because people also used this time for discussion things with each other on the team, actual team meetings, and various things other than heads-down work, leaving less than the allotted time for actually working. It was also a problem when something would come up at 2:30PM and the person responsible would defer it to next morning's work session instead of taking an hour to do the work. This might all sound like minor annoyances and it was only some people doing it, but the theme repeated itself so much that many of us soured on the idea over time.
The bigger problem was that it didn't address the real issue. Every situation is different and in my case the manager was part of the problem. His solution to everything and answer to every question was to get two people talking. He thought of himself as a switchboard, routing people to other people on our team.
Blocking out meeting time helped a little, but what we really needed was an active manager who was handling communications himself and only bringing the team in when needed. We also needed him to have our backs when we declined meetings or asked if they could be an e-mail.
The healthier managers I've had take a constant, active interest in keeping their teams' meeting workloads down and rooting out interruptions and distractions. They also empower their team to forward meeting requests to the manager to evaluate and ask that external requests at least cc them for visibility. Every time I've had a manager like that, I haven't felt the need for blocked out focus time.
xyzzy_plugh 3 hours ago
I once worked on a team of SREs where the workload was so atrocious that we had HR make up new virtual employees Team On-call Primary and Team On-call Secondary and, other than the manager, they were the only accessible team members. We gave these virtual employees their own laptops and phones. When your shift ended, or you needed a break, you handed the gear to the next guy. We didn't have a formal schedule because it was common to get burned out in just three or four days, or if it was a rare calm period you might hang on to the laptop a bit longer until you got a chance to get properly throttled.
It worked exceptionally well because then the other employees were unable to individually bother team members. The team name in the HR directory was something vague and reported to the skip level, so unless you were in the know, we were totally invisible to the rest of the org. For some context we were keeping many millions of dollars of daily transactions afloat and it was not unusual to receive death threats from business folks when they couldn't do their jobs.
I don't miss it remotely, but I sometimes miss being a member of an invisible force with superuser privileges, with the blessing to unfuck anything we saw fit.
hatthew 2 hours ago
> we were keeping many millions of dollars of daily transactions afloat and it was not unusual to receive death threats from business folks when they couldn't do their jobs
That's crazy. My team works on a part of a system handling several million $/day, and if something goes wrong then everyone's chill about it. Lost $100k revenue? Happens. We'll have the comms team send out something about it. The most heated things got was a time that a manager said something along the lines of "yeah it'll be bad if we can't roll out this thing in the next 2 hours." If I got a death threat that's an instant email to HR.
atoav 5 hours ago
Weaponizing meetings for defensive purposes. I love it.
Working in education I am glad that this is not a problem where I am. As government employees we are all understaffed and overworked, and all meetings are short and to the point, because they are good when you need them, but most of the time you don't and a well written Email or a phone call is enough.
frangonf 10 hours ago
This has real demand, I ended up in the Gitlab secondary youtube channel one day, ordering by most views, and I found a video [0] of a seemingly normal uninteresting meeting with millions of views. Turns out people were using this as an excuse for looking like they were busy. They disabled comments now but I saved some of them because I thought it was hilarious:
I play this when I need my family to leave me alone - so helpful 4.5K I play this when I pretend to be busy. This meeting is literally about anything you want it to be about lol 1.5K I love that we all arrived at this video for the same reason 2.6K Every now and then I'll pause it at a good point in between them talking to make my own voice heard contributing to the "meeting" lol. Gets the full effect in! And the beautiful thing is their conversation just flows with it like they heard me lol. 562
broken-kebab 9 hours ago
For people without adblocker the trick will be ruined at some point by something like loud enthusiastic ClickUp ad.
twoodfin 9 hours ago
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tyromaniac 9 hours ago
m4tthumphrey 7 hours ago
Barbing 7 hours ago
joshstrange 4 hours ago
What a miserable piece of software. We don't go a day without cursing it at my company. Jira was dog slow but it mostly worked, ClickUp is incredibly buggy and trying to be an "Everything app" while failing at basic tasks.
- A very dissatisfied user
system2 2 hours ago
I don't think there is a human left without an ad blocker at this point. Am I wrong, or are people still clueless?
splintersio 7 hours ago
I’ll disable ads! Apologies :)
prmoustache 8 hours ago
Are they monetizing it? If not they are missing out!
ruszki 9 hours ago
Why don't you just decline calls with text messages, or just ignore them, or simply mute your phone?
flurdy 8 hours ago
You try ignoring when the family helpdesk is called. You never hear the end of it.
ruszki 5 hours ago
bonoboTP 9 hours ago
People take offense.
ruszki 6 hours ago
ubermonkey 9 hours ago
seb1204 9 hours ago
cheonic4040 8 hours ago
0xR1CK an hour ago
There's no one talking over another, each audio clip plays only, and immediately after one stops. The voice clarity is also too clear as most synthetic voices are for the obvious reason of being understood. Never sounding organic. Does this fool my toddler? Maybe.
filcuk 9 hours ago
The scripts are hilarious, yet not inaccurate. I can't stop chuckling. 'Are you happy with that?' 'Happy is a strong word' 'OK' moves on to the next topic
sgt 3 hours ago
Definitely AI slop speak though. Nobody talks lke that.
tacostakohashi 9 hours ago
Reminds me of the "boss mode" / "boss key" in old games, like MS-DOS days, which would switch the screen to some spreadsheet mockup or suchlike, updated for the current century.
karim79 8 hours ago
I think Sierra games like Leisure Suit Larry had that (F11) if I recall correctly. Priceless.
BeetleB 5 hours ago
My favorite was the one in Space Quest III. Instead of showing you a spreadsheet, it would pop up a dialog making it clear that you've been playing a game, and would state exactly how long you'd been playing it. You'd have to dismiss multiple such dialogs before you could get back to the game.
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karim79 5 hours ago
rzzzt 6 hours ago
Then you have to exit the game.
flurdy 8 hours ago
https://hackertyper.com/ and others. Full screen code stream
jnovek 9 hours ago
This was tickling something in my brain and this was it! Thank you.
ninkendo 9 hours ago
Audio seems broken now, maybe hugged to death. Console:
HTTP load failed with status 404. Load of media resource https://iminafleeting.com/media/people/standup-a.mp4 failedjmuguy 8 hours ago
There's a few that don't work, I was able to get the some of the "scoping" meetings to play the audio.
voidUpdate 9 hours ago
Do people in offices typically just blast meetings out of their computer speakers? Everyone I work with uses headphones so we're not disturbing other people in the office...
stronglikedan 7 hours ago
Yes, because that's exactly what offices are for. I wouldn't do it if I had to sit out in the bullpen with the commoners though.
p_l 9 hours ago
Unless you have good ANC headphones, or find something like pink noise that fits you, you're still dealing with all the talking to microphone of your colleagues.
Tajnymag 9 hours ago
It's less noisy when you hear 5 people talk in 5 meetings than when you hear 50 people talk in those 5 remote meetings.
sixothree 7 hours ago
It's hard to describe how difficult it is to hear someone talking and then a second later hear then in your headphones. It really breaks my concentration. And it's a solvable technology problem - just use the local network for people in the same subnet. But every meeting provider wants _everything_ routed through their servers. There's no escaping they prying eyes.
rzzzt 6 hours ago
wccrawford 7 hours ago
voidUpdate 9 hours ago
I have reasonably good headphones and nice music
jurgenburgen 7 hours ago
Going to the office to have a remote meeting is pretty awful.
roryirvine 11 hours ago
Truly uncanny!
Only the British audio works for me, though - if I try American or International, the relevant meetings are silent with a "Join Audio" button which doesn't appear to do anything. (Firefox on MacOS, if that's useful)
flurdy 8 hours ago
Yeah we need a dial to mix accents and dialects, and level of English fluency. I could want 50% English, maybe some Northern English, Welsh or Scottish, and mix in Indian accents, various American, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Scandinavian, the odd token Aussie. Etc.
That I could enable more South African, or Middle East accents in some meetings would be true to real life as well.
Not Finnish. The silence would not work :)
moritzwarhier 9 hours ago
Same, console says something about missing or "unsuitable" audio resources.
Sad, I wanted the international broken Zoom call
Barbing 7 hours ago
Thanks, British scoping meeting worked on iOS. Probably would pass muster with family. Even a little laugh in there I heard after a joke.
fliglr 10 hours ago
Same here - Brave browser. Only British works
stronglikedan 7 hours ago
Same in Chrome and Firefox for me
wccrawford 7 hours ago
I wondered why it didn't work. Chrome here, same experience. British is fine.
gabrielrdz an hour ago
Great idea, but the voice or rhythm of the conversation still does not feel authentic. Might fool someone if it's in the background though.
franga2000 5 hours ago
> Want to feature your product in a fake meeting? > Advertise with us →
Best monetization strategy for a shitpost I've ever seen!
recursive 40 minutes ago
Voices sound too well recorded, and professionally coached. Theses sound like robotic voice-over artists or narrators. Normal people don't talk this clearly or have microphones set up this well.
cantrevealname 3 hours ago
Some decades ago there was an actual product you could buy that did the analog version of this service. It was a cassette tape with various background noises, so you could call your boss or spouse from a payphone and play background noise from (for example) a car mechanic’s shop while you explained that you’re not coming because your car broke down. The auto repair recording had a convincing mix of clanging, hammering, and car engine sounds, but there were a dozen other scenarios to choose from on the tape.
whilenot-dev 9 hours ago
What are all the names for the category of such software... "Self-defense Software", "Busy Simulation Software", "Faux Work Software", "Fake Meeting Software"[0], "Virtual Meeting Simulator"[1], "Prank Screens"[2], ...? Are there many others?
TeMPOraL 9 hours ago
Computer-Aided Boundaries? Social Assistive Software?
whh 9 hours ago
I'd say a quintessentially British, tactical-yet-polite social interaction deterrent
splintersio 7 hours ago
Hah yes
tiborsaas 6 hours ago
This is quite relaxing as background noise I can safely ignore and work on my project in piece. Working solo all day at home can eat into my sanity :)
It's basically big corp ASMR.
TrackerFF 9 hours ago
We need a fake teams / zoom UI with faces talking. You know, for those working in open plan.
jvanderbot 8 hours ago
Where's the HR-faced "Can everyone turn on their cameras please?" one with 200 people in the call.
arjonagelhout 9 hours ago
Brilliant, this website is blocked at my work: "This content is blocked by your organization".
esikich 9 hours ago
It's because it's a new domain. Very common in corporate IT.
arjonagelhout 8 hours ago
I didn't know that was a thing, but that makes sense. Thanks!
ghusto 8 hours ago
If you can't tell people you want to concentrate on your work, there's either something very wrong with where you work, or you.
AIorNot 15 minutes ago
This is hilarious except not a single of the AI generated voices have Indian, russian or south american accents in any of the SRE, Software or API meetings so immediately suspect :) -also everybody is extrovert?
Listening to so many white-coded american voices talk about APIs has never happened in any American company I have ever worked for (Except maybe the Fed Gov)
-please do the needful
AIorNot 12 minutes ago
update: just realized there IS an Accents selector- excellent
hdb2 an hour ago
This is the greatest use of AI that I've seen so far - thank you :)
vermooten 9 hours ago
I retired a few months ago. These calls have taken me back to the horror of working in tech. It must be what PTSD is like.
frays 2 hours ago
A great future feature would be able to generate my own audio using AI on the topic I want and overlay it on this.
wiseowise 4 hours ago
Make it a Zoom UI and I’m subscribing right now.
ryandrake 6 hours ago
Not sure I understand the site. Each option just shows a grid of names (like a Zoom call) but there's no audio or video. The "How It Works" section implies there's audio at least, but not working on Desktop Firefox / Linux.
awb 6 hours ago
No audio on Safari mobile either
indrora 6 hours ago
try the British voices.
bartread 5 hours ago
This is hilarious but that API Design Review meeting is stressful AF. I can't have that on speaker anywhere near me and concentrate on anything else meaningful. Human voices are incredibly distracting unless there are enough of them to create a general background wall of sound - if I can pick out what individuals are saying, that's no bueno.
gigatree 4 hours ago
Same, wonder if that’s an ADD thing. Because most people don’t seem to have the same issue
karim79 8 hours ago
Fantastic product! Needs people talking over each other for greater authenticity, I reckon.
deepsun 2 hours ago
So they focus-worked only on Friday 8am to 11am? I usually barely arrive to the office by 11am.
DharmaPolice 9 hours ago
Trying to access this site on my corporate Windows laptop and it was blocked "by your IT admin" (in Windows itself, not the browser/proxy). So it's already on some kind of list.
whh 9 hours ago
New domain registrations typically aren't on a list yet, which, in itself gets blocked.
mellosouls 5 hours ago
This is great, and the modern equivalent of the ancient "Fake Progress Bar" app that you could have on screen for the reassurance of bosses walking past.
edmn 6 hours ago
I've just spent 20 minutes listening to a conversation about John Carol. Did you know...
ShakataGaNai 3 hours ago
This is a hysterical idea and I love it. I have no need for it because wfh, but its so funny.
It made me realize how easy to would be to build your own custom version of the audio. Feed your corporate approved LLM some content to generate a script on, to mention your company name, your products, your stupid internal codenames because some exec thinks they are clever. Nothing secret of course, and have it generate a bunch of mindless chatter. "Ah yes, lets circle back about Project Panamax, the expected delivery in Q2 is pushed back to Q3 due to the release of the new Guard feature".
ninju 4 hours ago
The audio level is quite high...I had to set my speakers audio level down to 20% so as not to annoy the cats
tome 9 hours ago
Maybe a silly question, but without video isn't this obviously fake? Or is it normal for all participants on a call to be audio only?
delecti 5 hours ago
Depends on the company. At my last job it was rare for anyone to have video on in remote meetings, and at my current job it's rare for anyone to have video off.
Sohcahtoa82 2 hours ago
Yup.
At the company I was at from 2014-2021, cameras were always off.
2021-2023, there the cameras were always on. Even during the all-company meetings, at least 80% had their cameras on. Though it was a small company of 75 when I started and 180 when I left (though it was becoming 135 as I was leaving).
At my current place, it's kind of a mix. Small team of 3-5 people, usually on. Larger group meeting, most people off. All-company (about 300 people), only about 50 cameras.
p_l 9 hours ago
It's normal in many places for the only video to be shared screen
mcbuilder 8 hours ago
Pretty normal. Camera's usually stay off unless it's a 1-1, presentation, or maybe a VP level call.
dirkc 9 hours ago
If you find use for this tool, chances are good that you're in an place where all the participants would be audio only
ghusto 8 hours ago
You get it.
seb1204 9 hours ago
Depends on the company, the team, the agenda etc
astura 7 hours ago
Totally normal. The only time I ever used my camera is conducting interviews.
abcd_f 3 hours ago
It’s all with a British accent though ... it won't fly for long!
mv4 4 hours ago
For maximum plausibility, can you please add the "scope deliverable asset" lady voice track?
Loughla 7 hours ago
This is not making me feel good about the real meetings I'm regularly in.
jonwinstanley 10 hours ago
This is fun. The audio isn’t particularly believable. Not that it matters for this project.
I’ve used a few tts providers and although a technical marvel they are all still easily identifiable as ai. Humans are very good at spotting fakes.
This project might work better with mostly canned audio clips of real humans.
xbar 7 hours ago
I disagree. I think many of the audio elements are highly believable for lay people.
Capricorn2481 4 hours ago
Hell no it's not. It's extremely uncanny.
What would "lay people" even be in this scenario? I'd wager most people know what a meeting sounds like.
oa1ca11eb 2 hours ago
splintersio 7 hours ago
I’ve disabled adsense so you guys can enjoy it with UX in mind - tho I have allowed for adverts to sneak into the meetings cough
bluerooibos 5 hours ago
Audio doesn't work...
soltanov 9 hours ago
Simple solution for focus time. If it stops people from setting up an actual meeting for something that fits in an email, it is already doing critical infrastructure work.
spuz 9 hours ago
I am missing something about how this could hypothetically be useful. If I played this in the background it would be far too distracting to get any actual work done.
ruivil7 2 hours ago
Zen moment activated :)
mystifyingpoi 8 hours ago
Reminds me of the fake Windows Update page.
yabones 8 hours ago
Takes me back. I remember there was a version of the fake Windows 8 update sequence that had it infinitely loop between "Working on updates..." and the frowny-face :( BSOD
ButlerianJihad 9 hours ago
Or just follow Alberta Tech’s lead: https://youtube.com/shorts/FLz04Wr14AM?is=T1UpCpKLJPwd5PuS
brettgo1 4 hours ago
why would I want to be on fake meetings when I'm already in so many real meetings
fyltr 7 hours ago
Wait a second is that ad thing ironical? Not a big fan of covert advertising.
wkumfer 9 hours ago
Please add other language versions! Should be easy to do, and would help us from non-English speaking countries.
splintersio 7 hours ago
I have that but I think translations and dialect will make it sound less convincing … I can always add it as a beta
aronhegedus 9 hours ago
Minor but when I took myself off mute, my box didn't reflect that. Not sure if bug or a feature.
splintersio 7 hours ago
takes notes thank you for the UAT
niek_pas 9 hours ago
I'm not getting any audio, bunch of 404s on loop.m4a... anyone else?
EDIT: seems like British audio does work
pentakkusu 7 hours ago
Genius. The people need an MS Teams UI option :O
willchis 4 hours ago
Yes we need Zoom/Gmeet/Teams UI options!!
prometheus1992 4 hours ago
This is super creative!
unethical_ban 5 hours ago
All Hands:
Worker: "I'd like to ask about pay review. The numbers look really strong, and some people are probably wondering if that's going to show up in review."
Exec: "That's a great question. I don't want to say anything I can't promise, but we're going to be looking at all our options and I'm sure we're going to look to reward great performance. Does that help answer your question?"
Sketch comedy writers, look out. This thing is sadly, hilariously, accurate.
lifestyleguru 2 hours ago
I want to be far away from places where they ask if they answered my question.
blitzar 3 hours ago
Where is the one with the senior staff who dont know how to mute (nobody wants to lose their job by mentioning it), has what sounds like a blender next to the microphone and occasionally yells at their dog to get off the couch?
7174n6 12 hours ago
Awesome, if I worked in the UK.
splintersio 7 hours ago
There’s American accents ! Come on, day one it’s fun, if it gets legs I’ll add as much preferences as I can muster up
learn_more 3 hours ago
The American accent sounds British to this American.
jinnahlovebot 5 hours ago
Sorry, I cannot hear you, I'm kinda busy, K-kinda busy..
Krasnol 3 hours ago
For those who don't need the audio and just need to look like busy on teams, there is still the possibility to start a meeting with yourself from the calender.
This is what I do if I kneed quite tunnel-time.
lifestyleguru 3 hours ago
Every time I participated in corporate business calls I wondered "where these people take all these sentences and words from?". Now I know, they were computers.
6thbit 5 hours ago
is this the hacker typer of the new gen?
bdlowery 4 hours ago
coming from someone who is the farthest from an ai hater, these zero effort cookie cutter one shot claude sites are just bleh. Why would I bother using the site if you put in 0 effort
gigatree 4 hours ago
Because it’s interesting and useful (and if it isn’t, then a handcoded bespoke design wasn’t going to make it useful)
martythemaniak 9 hours ago
Nice, it's got real Interdimensional Cable vibes.
alienbaby 8 hours ago
is this what other peoples meetings are like? huh.
mock-possum 6 hours ago
The ‘mixed’ accent option appears to be just British after all
pirateirl 6 hours ago
Usefull!
lsofzz 7 hours ago
what a fucking stupid meetings with stupid accents and stupid people talking stupid corporate shit making it sound like they are engineering a rocket. ffs, you are the plumbers writing the cruds.
smart meetings have `pauses`, `thoughts` and `i don't knows`. this is so fucking stupid that i find it lame enough not to use it.
dizhn 9 hours ago
I'm gonna ironically make a Claude theme and use that if I ever hand write a site again. :)
micromacrofoot 5 hours ago
needs more "hmms" and "uhms" to sound believable... this is all fairly flat and evenly cadenced
sebastianconcpt 7 hours ago
This is the new BS generator, but more useful
geekgod382 6 hours ago
bro, that's cool. My friends disturb me a lot while working. This would definitely help
tamimio 7 hours ago
This is hilarious, but I think people should be addressing the real issue instead of this, maybe that work environment isn’t for you and it’s time to look somewhere if you need to pretend. Just say you’re busy or fill your calendar with whatever you are working on without a meeting, in fact, a lot of meetings is a sign of a wasted time so if I see someone (especially technical) is doing a lot of meeting I know they are wasting time or slacking.
kirugan 10 hours ago
haha, now I can always use this website if I don't want to be interrupted lol
mchav 8 hours ago
Can we just be honest?
recursive 41 minutes ago
You go first.