Unnecessary meetings
Meetings should be held to create value. So if you feel a meeting doesn't create value, don't hold it. Letting your employees use that time to work will bring you more value.
Choose your meetings wisely and mare sure you stick to the agenda during your time together.
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3 Ways You're Getting in the Way of Your Employees' Productivity (and How to Stop)
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