Own The Follow-Ups
- Write a succinct summary: Key points from the meeting structured in a way that allows others to forward your message to anyone who missed the meeting or cares to know about what occurred.
- Keep a key decisions registry. Create a table that lists which decisions were made in the meeting and with whose input, what the outcome of each decision was, and when that decision was made.
- Record action items and next steps. Summarize actions items and clearly describe what the action item is, who owns it, and when it’s due.
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