"That meeting could have been an email"

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Hey [Meeting Organizer's Name],Just following up after the last meeting to let you know ... yeah, it could have been an email.Someone at your work used our site to send an anonymous email letting you know that they appreciate you but that meeting on a scale of Apple products...was an iPhone 5c.

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  1. Have a useless meeting

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No Meetings

"Instead of having meetings, people “talk” to each other via GitHub, Notion, and (occasionally) Slack, expecting responses within 24 hours. Because there are no standups or “syncs” and some projects can involve expensive feedback loops to collaborate, working this way requires clear and thoughtful communication."

-Sahil, Founder of Gumroad