It's Time for a Break

I always hated meetings and seminars... They were always a waste of time and someone just wanted to hear themselves talk... I'm glad I'm retired and don't have to attend or listen to training anymore.

Here, meetings mean "spectacle". They are so busy with meetings, they leave field work and attend meetings. It's such a mystery has to what all do in meetings. But none of the decisions taken their seem to get implemented. The general public still doesn't get any output out of these so called meetings. I fell to understand what all those men discuss there, but it doesn't show results for this citizens.

Let’s face it, nobody really jumps for joy at the thought of attending a seminar, especially when a mountain of work is waiting for you back at the office. It’s like a guarantee that the workload will multiply like rabbits while you're away. But hey, in the working world, it’s all about showing the bosses that you’re not just a desk ornament collecting dust—you’re growing, learning, and keeping up with the times. Sure, some seminars feel as useful as a chocolate teapot, but appearances matter! And let’s not forget those crafty folks who view seminars as a golden opportunity to dodge their usual tasks, sip on bad coffee, and collect brownie points for their “dedicated participation.” They come back with a grin, a certificate, and a temporarily lighter workload. Win-win, right?

My husband had an administrative position and I remember him saying that sometimes his whole day was taken up with meetings, etc.

I tend to find meetings are very boring …..good luck with yours and getting the work done too.

You have to get on the right frame of mind for meetings etc. I couldnt be bothered with all that now