u/Few-Educator154

Curious about something because, startups track burn rate, runway, CAC, LTV every financial metric you can think of. But does anyone actually calculate what internal meetings cost in pure salary terms?

Like every person in that room has an hourly cost to the company. A 1 hour meeting with 10 people is not free. Has anyone on this subreddit actually put a dollar number on their meeting culture?

Did it change anything? Would love real answers good or bad.

Startups track burn rate, runway, CAC, LTV every financial metric you can think of. But does anyone actually calculate what internal meetings cost in pure salary terms?

Like every person in that room has an hourly cost to the company. A 1 hour meeting with 10 people is not free. Has anyone on this subreddit actually put a dollar number on their meeting culture?

Did it change anything? Would love real answers good or bad.

Have you or your company ever sat down and calculated what meetings actually cost in real money? Not hours wasted actual dollars based on the salaries of everyone attending?

If yes what was your reaction when you saw the number? And did it lead to any real change in how meetings were run?

If no do you think knowing that number would change anything for your team?

Would love to hear honest answers from people across different industries and company sizes.

Does anyone in your organization actually measure the financial cost of meetings? Not just time, but real dollar cost salaries of everyone in the room combined? And if you do track it did knowing the number change anything about how your team runs meetings? Curious to hear real experiences from other entrepreneurs and business owners.

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