Calendar Invites

Question for IB folks - why don't people send their own dial-ins or invites? Seen this across investment banks where I'm corresponding with a Executive Director / Director / VP who will CC an analyst to send an invite. Seems redundant and unnecessary. 

Some responses I got were "I'm jammed" or "it's an a analyst task"...isn't it faster to send your own dial-in vs CCing someone else to do it? Maybe I should get my Jrs to send cals too

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A few things:

-It's an easy way to keep the first year analysts involved

- if the analyst is managing a contact log that tracks all parties to whom we reach out and when meetings are scheduled, its easier for them to be able to send the invites themselves and then immediately update the contact log 

- My ego is too big to send out calendar invites (i.e., be a glorified secretary) for the rest of my life

- Our team was only allocated x # of zoom accounts and I don't have one so I have the analyst that does have a zoom account send the invites

-Senior people have more important things to do. Like setting up the next meeting.  This isn't law, where senior people send out their own invites so they can milk another billable hour out of it  

 

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