Checklist of questions to assess the health of meetings
- How helpful are our team meetings?
- What is working well and not so well? What should we do differently?
- To optimize your workflow, should our meetings be scheduled in the morning, midday, or afternoon?
- How long should our meetings be?
- How often should we meet?
- Would you benefit from days or time blocks with no meetings?
- If you were to lead the meeting, what would you do differently?
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