The Default Meeting Purpose Drift
Recurring meetings persist long after the purposes that justified them have evolved or expired. The default meeting purpose drift describes how meetings continue in established form while the needs they served have changed. The professional who audits meeting purposes reclaims time that purposeless meetings consume.
Meeting costs multiply across attendees. A one-hour meeting with eight participants consumes a full day of collective attention. When the meeting no longer serves its original purpose, that attention is wasted at scale.
Auditing purposes requires asking what each meeting accomplishes and whether alternatives would serve better. For those developing efficient professional development strategies, meeting audit distinguishes those who control their calendars from those whose calendars control them. Our drift framework provides audit approaches.
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