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I am a big fan of meetings with food! I generally try to avoid scheduling anything between like 11:30-1:30 just to give people the chance for their lunch break, but if we have to do it during that time period, then I absolutely will get food ordered for the team, so everyone is able to participate and be fed at the same time.
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That sounds like a great approach! Respecting lunch hours while making sure people feel taken care of when it can’t be avoided. Food definitely helps. You are a great leader!
I think unless you're doing a lunch and learn, meetings should 100% be avoided at noon. Everyone needs a break from work and it's not fair to not give employees that. Again, if you are doing a meeting over lunch, it should be paid and provided.
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Totally agree! Lunch should be a protected time. If it's being used for meetings, providing lunch is the least that can be done.
No lunch meetings unless the only alternative is 4pm or later
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Agreed. I'd rather choose lunch time meeting to a after 4pm one!
Should be acceptable as long as everyone is available. Depending on the company, all attendees may not be on the same timezone. I personally prefer taking lunch at 1pm or later so I don’t mind noon meetings.
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That’s a good point! Flexibility matters, especially with different time zones. Noon meetings can work as long as everyone’s aligned and comfortable with it.
I think it's best to avoid that time of day for meetings. A lot of people will schedule appointments during their lunch hour, or they may have lunch meetings outside the office. As a general rule a two-hour window starting at noon should be free from meetings.
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That makes a lot of sense. Lunch hours are often the only flexible time people have in their day. Blocking off that window is a good practice.
My team is national, so we span multiple time zones and it’s difficult to schedule a meeting that’s NOT during someone’s lunchtime. It’s an unfortunate situation, but we’re always allowed to still take our lunch before or after any meetings.
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Totally get that! It's a tough balance with a national team with different time zones!