Imagine someone sends you an invite to a meeting a couple of weeks or months out. You accept. The next day you need to check something that was in that meeting invite. Fuck, was that meeting set in march or april? And what was it called? There are like three plausible names for it... Woldn't it be nice to just scroll down to yesterdays emails and have it there?

Either treat invites as a message, or do some completely separate calendar-notification system. But the inbetween is kinda the worst of both worlds.

In a corporate role you can have hundreds of meetings a month. Yeah, they can get lost.

Have you actually used the search in Outlook? The search seems non-deterministic and will happily deliver some results, but not necessarily all. And if you fire the same search again, it might even list a different number of results from before. It's quite usable if there's only a few results and all of them are quite recent/in the next days. But get a larger number of results and it will fall apart quickly

As insane as my work calendar is, yes. I've accepted meetings and days later needed to go back to find the entry. Unless you memorize when they meeting was you're going to have to find that manually. It's a very avoidable inconvenience.

Check out this guy that has two meetings a week. And none of them have similar titles, attendees or anything.

yes. I have meetings for around a dozen projects at any week in time, and some people really suck at titling meetings.

"issues touchpoint" OKAY BUT FOR WHICH ISSUES ON WHICH PROJECT, JESSICA