Survey results show that 29% of participants prefer Tuesday as the favorite meeting day, while 25% prefer Wednesday.Statistics are from the National Bureau Of Economic Research, Doodle and, Microsoft Workplace Insights Meeting Preferences In 2021 44% of the group meetings in 2020 were limited to 4 to 7 people, while 24% of the meetings held fewer participants ranging from 4 to 5.The second most common meeting length was 15 minutes for 31% of the meetings held.In 2020, 36% of the meetings’ duration was evaluated to be 30 minutes, while only 20% of meetings ran for one hour.The average meeting count rose from 5.9 meetings, which were observed before the lockdown, to 6.9 meetings.The researchers found a 20.1% decrease in the average length of meetings.It was also observed that the number of meetings attended by a worker on average rose by 13.5%.Since the pandemic, the rate of one-on-one meetings increased by 18%, and check-ins and team social meetings increased by 10%, with half the meetings taking place regularly.70% of employees experienced a 70% increase in meetings after work from home was initiated.The remote work model increased the weekly meeting time by 10%, thus resulting in three additional meetings per week, per employee.
We have collected data from various surveys to see if the meeting trends are running in the right direction. But the Covid-19 pandemic changed the landscape of meetings, and companies from all over the world experienced a massive influx of virtual meetings. Before 2020, organizations and businesses worldwide only dreamed of a world where meetings were held online.
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