Between workers on
the go and virtual
teams miles apart…

…finding
time to
meet is
more
painful
than ever.

Here are 5
reasons
you’re
meeting at
the worst
time….
every time.

#1: You’re meeting
at the beginning or
end of the day.

9 a.m. meetings are just asking for
latecomers, and at 4 p.m., workers are
tired and more likely to leave early.

#2: You’re
meeting
before or
after the
weekend.
#2: You’re
meeting before or
after the weekend.

Mondays and Fridays are common days
workers vacation or work from home
(or are distracted by weekend plans).

#3: You’re
meeting
when
everyone’s
hungry.

Even 11 a.m. meetings can run into
lunchtime, so plan more time around the
hour of growling stomachs.

#4: You’re
meeting
during the
afternoon
slump.

Afternoon slumps start around 2 p.m.
Give workers more time to get their
second burst of energy.

#5: You’re meeting to brainstorm
in the afternoon.

Studies show creative thinking peaks
earlier in the day, so consider the type of
meeting you’re having, too.

But, since all workers have unique personalities,
preferences and
concerns…

…find the best time to meet by sending a
free/busy poll with iMeet® Agenday.

Try it free.
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now at
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