At some point, a meeting became your job. Not officially — not on your org chart, not in your title. But it showed up in every calendar, every status report, every decision that involved your team. Someone had to own the recurring sync. Someone had to track the action items. Someone had to follow up when things slipped. And somehow, that someone became you. The meeting that became your job. Often without a conversation about it. How This Happens You attended once and never left. The first meeting, you were invited as a participant. You contributed. Someone said "this should be on [your team's] plate." And now it's yours. You organized it before anyone asked. You saw a need and filled it. You set up the recurring meeting, you sent the agendas, you wrote the notes. It worked, so it stuck. You were the only person who cared. The meeting had a purpose. Nobody else remembered to do it. You did. And now you're the person who does.…