Beyond the need, what makes for a satisfying meeting? What do you like about those meetings in which you walk away feeling energized, feeling it was worth the time investment? From our work with many groups, both friendly and contentious, we have learned that there are three keys to meeting success — process satisfaction, content satisfaction, and psychic satisfaction.
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