Research suggests bosses should talk less and listen more in meetings

Research suggests bosses should talk less and listen more in meetings

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Recent research indicates that bosses can improve meeting effectiveness by talking less and listening more. The findings also recommend eliminating aimless meetings to enhance productivity. This approach highlights the value of active listening in leadership contexts.

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Originally published by arstechnica