1. No agenda.
2. No preparation.
3. Not enough lead time.
4. Not the right environment.
5. Too long.
6. The wrong people.
7. No decisions made.
8. No follow through.
Which of these describe your meetings?
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Thanks for this great list.
Thanks for this great list.
Great list. I would add: no strong leadership, no clear purpose…and the most important: nobody to step up and admit this meeting could have been done with just a memo.
@al.pittampalli Al, yes, great point.
I see meetings all the time that could have been a memo, email, or simply a phone call between 2 people.
Great list. I would add: no strong leadership, no clear purpose…and the most important: nobody to step up and admit this meeting could have been done with just a memo.
@al.pittampalli Al, yes, great point.
I see meetings all the time that could have been a memo, email, or simply a phone call between 2 people.
Get people to stand. Makes meetings a LOT more efficient!
@aeaaron Absolutely!
Want to see a quick meeting? Have all the participants standing. It will be short. 🙂
Get people to stand. Makes meetings a LOT more efficient!
@aeaaron Absolutely!
Want to see a quick meeting? Have all the participants standing. It will be short. 🙂