Your meeting audit
Back to back meetings? Wondering when you’ll get any actual work done?
The first step in having meetings that make a difference in your day is to have a stock take. A look at the meetings you’re in and the meetings you run.
You’ll take a wide look at your whole week, then you’ll look deeper into the process steps for each meeting. Getting a clear idea of what’s working and where you can tweak to get more from your meetings.
Back to back meetings? Wondering when you’ll get any actual work done?
The first step in having meetings that make a difference in your day is to have a stock take. A look at the meetings you’re in and the meetings you run.
You’ll take a wide look at your whole week, then you’ll look deeper into the process steps for each meeting. Getting a clear idea of what’s working and where you can tweak to get more from your meetings.
Back to back meetings? Wondering when you’ll get any actual work done?
The first step in having meetings that make a difference in your day is to have a stock take. A look at the meetings you’re in and the meetings you run.
You’ll take a wide look at your whole week, then you’ll look deeper into the process steps for each meeting. Getting a clear idea of what’s working and where you can tweak to get more from your meetings.
Take a good look at your current meetings, an audit, a review, a reflection - call it what you like. Before you decide if anything should or can change you should get a view of your current state.
At this point, you aren’t making a judgement, you’re observing and taking an audit on the meetings you’ve got. Consider the meetings you attend and the meetings you lead. I’ve created a list of prompts to help you think about the before, during and after of the meeting.