We all complain about meetings. We have too many. They’re a waste of time. Nothing gets done. These complaints often have merit, but they are so broad that they’re difficult to argue with and harder to address.
There are specific complaints that can be tackled, however. When I ask people in the workshops I lead what they most want help with, five issues consistently come up. Fortunately, there are specific solutions for each of these problems. Based on my 25 years of experience consulting with organizations and teams about how to lead effective meetings, here is what I’d suggest.
Content: Article
Author: Paul Axtell
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior, Productivity / Work Tips, Teamwork
Author: Paul Axtell
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior, Productivity / Work Tips, Teamwork
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