That 'quick sync' isn't free. Enter the attendees, their average hourly cost and the duration to see what a meeting actually costs the business — and what the weekly version adds up to over a year.
Seeing a meeting's price tag is a fast filter: would you spend that cash on the outcome? If yes, run it well — agenda, the fewest necessary people, a clear decision. If not, make it an email or a recorded update. The biggest savings come from recurring meetings: a 6-person weekly hour can cost five figures a year. An AI notetaker lets people catch up async instead of all attending live.
Attendees × average hourly cost × duration in hours. It's a rough proxy for the salaried time a meeting consumes.
Invite fewer people, shorten or cancel recurring meetings, and replace status updates with async notes. An AI notetaker like Fireflies lets people catch up without attending.
A blended average of attendees' salaries (including overhead) per hour. Even a rough figure makes the trade-off visible.
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