Recurring weekly appointment "Hunt for Breakfast"
(We eventually found out Hunt was a person's name).
It still doesn't make sense. Unless you were having Hunt for breakfast.
Canceled: Weekly <Project name redacted> Project Update
This was the title of an actual, not cancelled, meeting in Outlook.
"Site visit, cum lunch".
Do you work at Pornhub?
Ha, no. It should have been "Site visit-cum-lunch", i.e. a visit that is also a lunch, but someone didn't quite enter it correctly...
Now that "w/" is well understood there is no reason to ever use "cum", except maybe in phrases that are entirely Latin.
'cum louder' was once spotted on a CV under the education section. Damn that spell checker... I hope.
Re:It is as if you were doing work
by solarkraft on Sunday July 09, 2017 @10:39PM
(#14733033)
Hey, they make educational videos.
Weekly [Team You've Never Heard Of] Office Hours (sent to everyone in the company)
"Monday Morning Meeting", routinely lasted well past noon.
Monday Morning Meeting on Tuesday (MMMOT)
Tacos, Tequila and Brainstorming (bi-weekly, friday late afternoon)
- Teambuilding (mandatory)
- Brainstorm session (mandatory)
- Beer
Re:It is as if you were doing work
by chrishepner on Wednesday July 05, 2017 @10:51AM
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- Leadership Content Ideation
- Monthly Numbers Meeting
Brown bag
Re:It is as if you were doing work
by jordanmoconnor on Wednesday July 05, 2017 @08:55AM
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Mandatory Communications Meeting
[project name] iteration scrum Actual update
(with the random capitalisation of actual)
Re:It is as if you were doing work
by patmcguire on Wednesday July 12, 2017 @07:26PM
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Google has a weekly meeting called TGIF every Thursday.
Boov Ear Discussion
While we're on this, can everyone please post their favorite ridiculous meeting title that is really real? I'll start with a recurring meeting series from last year that was called "mid-sprint calibration".