Make meetings effective with a powerful agenda.
from 15 Secrets Successful People Know About Time Management by Kevin E. Kruse
How to Apply This
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Seek input on the agenda from participants before the meeting.
This will prevent new topics from cropping up and derailing the primary goal. -
Clearly state the purpose of the meeting.
Is it a problem-solving meeting, a team-building meeting, a brainstorming meeting, or a quarterly planning meeting? -
Choose a facilitator for the meeting.
A facilitator will moderate the conversation during the meeting, thereby saving time. -
Identify all essential participants.
The fewer the participants, the better the outcome of the meeting. -
Attach realistic time estimates to each agenda item.
This will allow the participants to monitor the progress and pace of the meeting.
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