[ClearCase_guy]

Honeywell had a policy that a meeting had to have a leader, an agenda and someone had to produce minutes.

It's an excellent policy. In part, because no one wants to put together an agenda before the meeting, and some people may dread having to do minutes after the meeting. Sure -- if a meeting is NEEDED all of these steps will be done. But if the meeting is just busy work -- a way for people to pretend to work without actually working -- and if people are going to actually do real work in putting together agendas and minutes ... well ... maybe an email is better than a meeting ...

[glorgau]

There are now AI apps out there that will produce minutes and summaries automatically. If I were still working and attending some meeting where people were gaming it, I’d spend a few minutes and set up something to game my way.