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How to run a meeting
- To kick-off the meeting, these items should be communicated first:
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- Parkinson’s Law (or it’s inverse) holds true here:Work expands or contracts to fill the time available for its completion.
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- Make decisions — weighing upsides and downsides of decisions, sharing point-of-views, and coming to a decision.
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- The leader is responsible for the overall atmosphere of the meeting, and that it’s positive, safe, and productive.
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- Share information — cascading information to others, answering questions, and providing new knowledge.
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- Broadly, there are 4 outputs from meetings:
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- Send out an overview of the meeting summary and next steps within 24-48 hours after the meeting,Capture summary points from each agenda item, action items, and additional ideas (see framework above)
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- Why we’re having this meeting and what the goal isAgenda overview
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- Assign accountability to each action itemDetermine the need for a follow-up discussion or regular cadence
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