January 13, 2004	The Wall Street Journal
The Jungle Tom Newton, a consultant and executive coach, walked into a recent meeting he was helping to lead, passed out bingo cards filled with business jargon and explained the rules: more... (view scanned version)
January 11, 2004	The Boston Globe
Out In The Field; Dull gatherings are a common denominator Say the words, "office meeting," and some workers dive for cover. more...
January 4, 2004	New York Post
Office Snooze Who would have thought it? Office meetings tend to put people to sleep and produce little progress, particularly on the East Coast. more...
February 8, 2004	The Press Democrat
Workplace Meetings Mean Business The challenge of runaway meetings in the workplace has plagued business executives, supervisors, managers and team leaders... more...
January 18, 2004	Newsday
To Meet, Perchance to Dream? We pinch our thighs, bite our tongues, pop jolting breath mints - we'll do anything during dry business meetings to keep from incurring the razzing that may ensue from our nodding off. more...
January 8, 2004	Sun-Sentinel
A Bad Meeting Only Creates Another Meeting I've attended meetings during which I've had to literally pinch myself to stay awake. more...
January 19, 2004	Chicago Tribune
Meetings garner mixed response Small businesses have more effective meetings than large companies more...
March 4, 2004	MySanAntonio.com
Successful meetings of the minds Here's a thought: Rather than enduring the meetings where some people drone on while others nap, why not make them more interesting? more...
March 1, 2004	The Courier Journal
Chairmen of the bored Survey reveals workers' gripes about meetings more...
February 9, 2004	The Miami Herald
Boring meetings plague many American workers Many workers find meetings a 'complete waste of time,' according to recent survey of 1,216 U.S. employees. more...
February 2, 2004	Orange County Register
Survey says: Let's not take a meeting Say the words "office meeting," and some workers dive for cover. more...
January 27, 2004	The News Journal
Make efficient use of meeting time Every employee has to sit through boring meetings from time to time. more...
January 26, 2004	Star-Telegram
The Great Employee Escape Say the words "office meeting," and some workers dive for cover. more...
January 24, 2004	Edmonton Sun (Alberta, Canada)
Workers Dread Long Meetings Nobody keeps track of how many useless business meetings the average person is going to suffer through in 2004. more...
January 21, 2004	Orlando Sentinel Tribune
Attention Early Birds; Breakfast, they say, is the most important meal of the day. Increasingly, it's also one of the best times for business meetings. When Laurie Anderson asks a colleague or client for a convenient time to meet, she usually can anticipate the response: more...
January 19, 2004	Omaha.com
Meetings a 'waste of time' for many Say the words "office meeting," and some workers dive for cover. more...
January 19, 2004	Fond Du Lac Reporter
Workers of all types dread long meetings Nobody keeps track of how many useless business meetings the average person is going to suffer through in 2004. more...
January 18, 2004	Chattanooga Times Free Press
Office Meetings Say the words, "office meeting," and some workers dive for cover. more...
January 14, 2004	Orlando Sentinel Tribune
Meeting Snooze More than one in three Americans have attended workplace meetings where at least one participant fell asleep, according to a new survey. more...
January 11, 2004	The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
Snoozing at Work Falling asleep at a business meeting happens more often than you might think. more...
January 9, 2004	The Indianapolis Star
News flash: America has little use for meetings If meetings are supposed to be eye-openers, how come we're falling asleep? more...
January 5, 2004	The Cincinatti Enquirer
Workers dread long meetings Daily Grind -- Nobody keeps track of how many useless business meetings the average person is going to suffer through in 2004. more...
January 5, 2004	The Post and Courier
Snooze Alarm Do your company meetings bore you? more...