How To End Room Scheduling Conflicts for 2022 | iOFFICE
How To End Room Scheduling Conflicts for 2022 | iOFFICE
It’s Tuesday morning, and several departments are eager to schedule meetings in person after working remotely for so long.
No one anticipates a shortage of meeting rooms, but when they arrive, the room status shows everything is booked already. Yet half those rooms are actually empty. Someone reserved them long ago and just never canceled the reservation. Room scheduling shouldn’t be this frustrating.
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It’s Tuesday morning, and several departments are eager to schedule meetings in person after working remotely for so long. Â
No one anticipates a shortage of meeting rooms, but when they arrive, the room status shows everything is booked already. Yet half those rooms are actually empty. Someone reserved them long ago and just never canceled the reservation. Room scheduling shouldn’t be this frustrating.
It’s Tuesday morning, and several departments are eager to schedule meetings in person after working remotely for so long. Â
No one anticipates a shortage of meeting rooms, but when they arrive, the room status shows everything is booked already. Yet half those rooms are actually empty. Someone reserved them long ago and just never canceled the reservation. Room scheduling shouldn’t be this frustrating.
According to an Owl Labs poll, three out of four US employees returned to work at least one day every week last year. As people return to work, an old problem may resurface; the problem of “fake scarcity” of meeting spaces. This happens when workers use a calendar system for conference room scheduling, such as … Continue reading How Can You End Conference Room Scheduling Conflicts This Year
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According to an Owl Labs poll, three out of four US employees returned to work at least one day every week last year. As people return to work, an old problem may resurface; the problem of “fake scarcity” of meeting spaces. This happens when workers use a calendar system for conference room scheduling, such as … Continue reading How Can You End Conference Room Scheduling Conflicts This Year
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