See the link to a recent article in the NYT on workplace meetings and how to best use them:

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/07/business/6-tips-for-better-meetings.html?unlocked_article_code=FUGCk54FRyhCiyWZUtVnZarlU6Fr5iv8uTzOeF2SmXOyEXt_xvSJpa219B-iAqbrP_KpbYfzLsl5sxzMevf0NJt2EUyMkQ3mTRGDjOkKPnSlk-sYSeq7kpIk2cdzjors3NMsJ-2WRKx7qbyHxMJiVbRF-MP4_E_2oQ9F0BAbjZyafVCT24grfn_OCU9Lzc1t8mmEhtNPuH09Jdv7hMLfpN5qxx-y9kUfA61OS2PFQOXl5q5v5SbwQI63X8F6D79LcCB470l6aEn9zVbznHTLAvwg2LDcS_0AO0pS0eUXd1glKSgWpB1do57HGAJze0-OcAlngDvTNfjzCEXI9c4_wjWBYCaPSA&giftCopy=3_Independent&smid=url-share

What would our readings on groups, managing them, and leadership have to say about this article and the points it makes? Would our reading support this article-and why, or not?

Also, see a reading we did not get to talk about in class, by Vroom (decision-making in groups), in your text for further material and support.