I have never understood why people often don't tell in the call for the meeting what the meeting is about. Wouldn't that be polite? Are we not supposed to be polite at work? Wouldn't it be good for the recipient of the invite to be able to decide if this should be prioritised over something else?
Executive playbook, chapter 1, paragraph 1: Always keep them guessing. A nervous workforce is a productive workforce.
I have never understood why people often don't tell in the call for the meeting what the meeting is about. Wouldn't that be polite? Are we not supposed to be polite at work? Wouldn't it be good for the recipient of the invite to be able to decide if this should be prioritised over something else?