Meetings, the conversations of collaboration, inspiration and progress have suffered excruciating humiliation at the hands of corporate America. Gone are good agendas, participation, focus and follow-up that are the lifeblood of great meetings. Instead, too many meetings drone on like some sort of soul-crushing, walking-dead zombie robbing workplaces of joy, productivity and time. But there is good news: meetings can be saved... by you!

Boring Meetings Suck empowers you to take charge of meetings that have become a waste of time and talent. Most books on meetings focus only on the person responsible for planning and hosting the meeting, but Boring Meetings Suck dares to admit what other authors avoid. Only when attendees learn how to diplomatically speak up and get meetings back on track will everyone benefit.