Definition
A meeting where an entire team or department gathers to synchronize on priorities, updates, and blockers—basically a mandatory group text message that happens in real-time and costs the company eight times as much productivity as it generates. Often features someone's cat walking across the keyboard and at least one person unmuted eating chips.
Example Usage
Our weekly staff sync ran 40 minutes over because nobody had actually read the pre-meeting notes.
Origin
Blend of 'staff' + 'synchronization,' popularized in remote work culture as a way to make sure everyone's technically on the same page even if they're in different time zones.
Fun Fact
Studies show that approximately 71% of attendees are doing email during the staff sync while nodding along convincingly on camera.
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