Many people hate meetings. There are so many meetings that people attend, and most of the ones I have observed fail to agree / allocate tasks and define responsibilities. They also take too long.
Many of these meetings however are routine, they are basically the same meetings week in week out (or day in day out).
Taking the time to stop and review the purpose of the meeting can allow you to standardise the meeting, making it more clockwork and functional than it may be currently.
The meetings may become 'samey' in structure, but if you can speed them up then they don't become stale.
And who knows, you may decide to stop running a few meetings in the process.
Smartspeed Consulting Limited
Taking the frustration out of on time delivery.
Many of these meetings however are routine, they are basically the same meetings week in week out (or day in day out).
Taking the time to stop and review the purpose of the meeting can allow you to standardise the meeting, making it more clockwork and functional than it may be currently.
The meetings may become 'samey' in structure, but if you can speed them up then they don't become stale.
And who knows, you may decide to stop running a few meetings in the process.
Smartspeed Consulting Limited
Taking the frustration out of on time delivery.
