Meetings are the factory floor for knowledge workers.They are where a lot of work gets done—or should get done—these days. Organizations are getting more complex, and making them work requires people to meet. Meetings are also artifacts of the organizational culture. If you change the way you meet, you can begin to change your culture. And meetings are huge engagement opportunities. They are where people decide whether they’re going to sit on their hands or they’re going to put their wholehearted self behind whatever needs to be done.
Content: Quotation
Authors: Dick Axelrod, Emily Axelrod
Source: “strategy+business”
Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior
Authors: Dick Axelrod, Emily Axelrod
Source: “strategy+business”
Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior
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