This morning we had a four hour staff meeting. It was supposed to be three hours, but went over. Starbucks doesn't make a to-go cup big enough to handle that type of situation. Venti can't sustain past two and a half hours. That's the conclusion drawn from my spontaneous research study. Subject participation was not consensual, it should be noted.
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6 comments:
LOL!
"Starbucks doesn't make a to-go cup big enough to handle that type of situation"
One of my favorite bosses promised us when he became our manager that our monthly staff meetings would never ever be over one hour. He kept his promise. A four hour meeting is cruel and unusual punishment!
I totally agree with trish. I would NEED a potty break.
4 hour meeting = cruel and unusual!!! Unless of course there might be a meal involved as well. I have a co-worker (skinny, really in good shape -- damn him lol) whose first question, whenever we get notification of a workshop or conference or whatever, is..... will there be food?? hehehe
A four hour meeting is three hours of wasted time. Can the manager.
If you arrived to work at 8:00, wouldn't it be time for lunch after a 4-hour meeting. Sounds like someone likes to hear her/himself talk...maybe needs an in-service on time-management or delegating.
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