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The endless spiral of pre-meetings before meetings

Original: Is there a chapter in Project Management books that give advice how and when to schedule a pre meeting to discuss what w

A project management question is drawing attention: is there formal guidance on when a pre-meeting needs its own preparatory meeting before the real one? The asker, posting from a cybersecurity context, wonders how much pre-meeting layering is reasonable before discussing what a meeting should cover. The exchange touches on a familiar workplace frustration about meeting overload and bureaucracy, prompting discussion about whether project management literature actually addresses when preparation becomes its own wasteful meeting.

Why now: It taps into widespread frustration with meeting overload and bureaucratic preparation rituals at work

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• Is there a chapter in Project Management books that give advice how and when to schedule a pre meeting to discuss what will be mentioned in the "real" meeting? When does a premeeting require a meeting or touchpoint beforehand to discuss what is required to be covered? I feel it… · Walker@infosec.exchange · 1

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