8) Don’t take notes
If you work for a big company, there’s a good chance someone is already in charge of taking notes and sharing them with the group.
That said, taking your own notes during a meeting still comes with benefits:
- It helps you recall the topics shared with more ease
- You can jot down information others might have missed
- It keeps your hands occupied and your mind focused
- You have a clear list of key points and action items you need to address
- It makes others feel heard
- You can share them with co-workers who couldn’t be there
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Meetings may be a necessary evil, but they’re also an opportunity to showcase your drive and professionalism. As long as you avoid the mistakes above, you’ll be able to dazzle your co-workers and supervisors with how well-prepared you are.
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