Four Do’s and Don’ts For Your Meetings
- Do create an agenda. Make sure everyone knows what will be covered in advance so they can attend better prepared.
- Don’t leave room for questions at the end. Instead, use Slack or email for any follow-ups since there’s never enough time at the end of the meeting to get to everyone’s questions.
- Do invite-only key players to a meeting. It’s much easier to communicate in smaller groups.
- Don’t go over the allocated meeting time.
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