Tag: meetings
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The Secret to Productive Meetings: Strategies Every Leader Must Know
Want to make your meetings more meaningful and productive? Let’s take a look at the key steps to ensure your meetings are worth everyone’s time.
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5 Ways To Overcome Shyness In Meetings
Meetings can be intimidating for many individuals, especially for introverts or those who are naturally more reserved. When a room is full of people who all seem to have lots of energy and ideas, it’s easy to get lost in the noise and miss the chance to contribute valuable thoughts. While holding back in these…
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Make Meetings More Productive
Meetings have a bad reputation because they are frequently run poorly or are not planned correctly. But here are some ideas on how to make them work for you.Make Meetings More Productive
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When Teams Have Too Many Meetings
In their book, “Team: Getting Things Done with Others,” David Allen and Edward Lamont demonstrate how meetings can quickly become unproductive and slow the work of the group. These obstacles cause a lot of frustration.
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How One-On-One Meetings Can Save You Time
You might think that scheduling regular one-on-one meetings with the people who report to you could be a waste of time. Actually, they might be a time saver.
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David Allen on Processing Meeting Notes
Most people take notes in meetings. But what you do with those notes is important to maintaining an effective productivity system. David Allen, the author of “Getting Things Done” talks about what he does with notes he takes.
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Why Meetings Are (Usually) A Waste of Time
The truth is that 50% of people find meetings to be unproductive. But there are ways to make them better and more productive.
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There Are Only 3 Reasons To Schedule A Meeting
There are only three reasons why you should schedule a meeting with your colleagues at work.
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Declare A “No Meeting” Day
If you aren’t careful, your calendar can fill up quickly leaving you little time to get real work done. But if you struggle to carve out enough time to get your work done, there is a trick that will boost your productivity. It is to declare a no-meeting work day.
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Say “No” To Another Meeting
We all complain about having too many meetings, but think we schedule more. Here are some tips for when you should say ‘no’ to another meeting, and when they are essential.
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How Has Your Workday Changed Since You Started Working From Home?
A new research report presents interesting findings about how Americans have adapted to working from home. Some of the results may not be what you expect.
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