The meeting-industrial complex has grown to the point that communications has eclipsed creativity as the central skill of modern work, absorbing people's attention in a way that cannot be fully measured.
In preparing the meeting agenda, list out the topics you want to include-and then ruthlessly prioritize. You won't likely get to everything that you'd like, so choose what best suits the meeting purpose.
I like to include a question or two under each agenda topic. These questions should be designed to both demonstrate the goal of having a conversation, rather than a report out.
Team leaders have the opportunity to create meaningful work outcomes and community from their team meetings, which can lead to meetings people actually look forward to.
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