Meetings can be unproductive when they are used as a way to
A) exchange ideas.
B) raise questions.
C) evade action.
D) clarify information.

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Meetings can become unproductive when they are used as a way to avoid taking action or making decisions. If discussions do not lead to any action items or progress, then it is likely that the meeting was not effective in achieving its goals.

Meetings Can Be Unproductive When They Are Used as a Way