Where’s the boss? In a meeting

What do chief executives do all day?

It really is what it seems: They spend about one-third of their work time in meetings.

That is one of the central findings of a team of scholars from London School of Economics (LSE) and Harvard Business School (HBS), who have burrowed into the day-to-day schedules of more than 500 CEOs (chief executive officers) from around the world with hopes of determining exactly how they organize their time—and how that affects the performance and management of their firms.

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