Do's and don'ts for feedback meetings
DO:
- Schedule the meetings early, midway, and at the end of every project to provide in-depth feedback.
- Don't be shy to bring in experts from other teams.
- Set an official facilitator and set ground rules for the conversation.
DON'T:
- Don't overcrowd the meeting. Less than seven is advised.
- Don't set up a meeting for a finished project, unless there are revisions needed to be done.
- Don't let the conversation get flooded by too many ideas, only list down those that are important.
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