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6 Surefire Ways to Run More Effective Meetings and Save Time
Being in a meeting and not knowing what you’re there for is never a good use of your time. Especially, when there’s pressing work waiting to be done right when you get out of a very ambiguous meeting. Many meetings are unproductive and end without reaching a consensus or clear decisions. In fact, a Bloomberg […]
6 Surefire Ways to Run More Effective Meetings and Save Time
Being in a meeting and not knowing what you’re there for is never a good use of your time. Especially, when there’s pressing work waiting to be done right when you get out of a very ambiguous meeting. Many meetings are unproductive and end without reaching a consensus or clear decisions. In fact, a Bloomberg […]
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6 Surefire Ways to Run More Effective Meetings and Save Time
Being in a meeting and not knowing what you’re there for is never a good use of your time. Especially, when there’s pressing work waiting to be done right when you get out of a very ambiguous meeting. Many meetings are unproductive and end without reaching a consensus or clear decisions. In fact, a Bloomberg […]
6 Surefire Ways to Run More Effective Meetings and Save Time
Being in a meeting and not knowing what you’re there for is never a good use of your time. Especially, when there’s pressing work waiting to be done right when you get out of a very ambiguous meeting. Many meetings are unproductive and end without reaching a consensus or clear decisions. In fact, a Bloomberg […]
How to Reduce Meetings & Make Collaboration Easier
We’ve all been there: Leaving the conference room at the end of an hour-long “catch up” thinking: While the average amount of time spent in meetings a week is around four hours (not so bad), more than 15% of us are spending 12+ hours, and 5% are even exceeding 20 meeting hours a week. That’s […]
6 Surefire Ways to Run More Effective Meetings and Save Time
Being in a meeting and not knowing what you’re there for is never a good use of your time. Especially, when there’s pressing work waiting to be done right when you get out of a very ambiguous meeting. Many meetings are unproductive and end without reaching a consensus or clear decisions. In fact, a Bloomberg […]
