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Nearly all employees have studied at a university, so the people are very used to writing texts (papers, seminar papers, lecture notes, thesis, ...).

I wish. Most people I've known in universities seem to read and write the absolute minimum to get by.

But I tend to agree that writing is preferable to meetings in most cases. I want to try out a policy that all meetings of more than two people must produce a written artifact, or clarifying edits to an existing document, that explains whatever ambiguity required a meeting to clear up. But you also need people to read. People don't read.

Insanely easy to game

What, the writing requirement? Yeah, you couldn't expect it to be airtight, more a nudge in the right direction.

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