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Could someone develop this? We need this to end meetings that: • Run longer than necessary • Goes off-topic • Are no longer valuable enough to continue • Is just one person rambling Think about it: How empowering would it be to give everyone the power to conclude a meeting if it is no longer serving its purpose? I'm all for it. Puts the pressure for the event organizer as well. Would you use this button in your meetings? ---- Share ♻️ this tactic if you found it helpful.

Hey LinkedIn Fam!  #Meetings : We all have to deal with Meetings . When you hear "MEETING ," what pops into your mind?      Meetings are an essential part of both our professional and personal lives. For me, it's usually things like :  What's the purpose of the meeting? Who will be attending? What's on the agenda? Do I need to prepare anything? How long will it last? I’m curious to know what comes to your mind when you think about meetings ?  Share your thoughts, tips, and experiences! Let’s learn from each other and make our meetings more effective and enjoyable.   Looking forward to your insights !  

My 4 Tips For Meetings!! 📆🙌🏽 Meetings are apart of all our lives and these are the 4 checkpoints I have before going into a meeting 1) Why are we meeting? - What is the purpose of this meeting? 2) What is the desired outcome? - What am I looking to get from this meeting? 3) How are we meeting? - Face to face? Virtual? Coffee? Beer? Lunch? 4) What are the action points? - I strongly believe at the conclusion of every meeting there should be an action point. It can even be as simple as reminding yourself to keep in touch with that human If you’ve got any meetings tips, please share those in the comments! And remember, please turn on your cameras! 😉

HAVING MORE MEANINGFUL MEETINGS (HMMM…because it’s worth pausing to think about) Post 15: PLAN YOUR MEETINGS Follow up from last week's Meeting PLAN Framework the P in PLAN is for Plan. This is the first stage of setting up a meeting.  Happens before you send out any invitation. Do you have a Plan for the meeting? Get clear on: ·    The purpose of the meeting ·    The objective of hosting this meeting ·    What actions you want the attendees to take If your purpose, objective and desired actions aren’t clear, don’t have the meeting.  Is having everyone in the same place at the same time beneficial to reaching your objective? If not, don’t have a meeting.  Is there another way to reach this objective without a meeting that would take less time from people? Then do that. Next week: L for Limit

The beginning moments of a meeting can set the tone for the entire discussion. It all starts with efficient introductions that make it clear why each person is attending. Find out how spending just a limited time on introductions can contribute to more productive and engaging meetings. Read the post for details! #meetingtips #meetingetiquette #productivemeetings #engagingmeetings #meetingstrategies #businesstips #unlockmore

This week's module on Facilitating Group Participation focused on detailed agendas. Most facilitators do not spend enough time creating a detailed agenda. Spending the time to think about the purpose of that meeting, and the desired outcome for each agenda item, will make it easier for you to create meetings that are diverse, inviting and build in participation. Using different processes at your meetings is a way to keep it fresh. It also allows for you to invite others to lead a portion of your meeting too. What is your experience with creating a detailed agenda?

Top meeting advice to kick off your week right: ❌ Stop inviting ✅ Sell your meeting Meetings shouldn’t feel like an obligation. If you want people to show up engaged and ready, you need to communicate the real value of the meeting. 💡 Do you agree? Drop your best meeting advice in the comments! 👇 #management30 #meetingproductivity #meetingtips #workplaceculture #teamcollaboration

How to be good at meetings: ☑️ Listen attentively ☑️ Say insightful things when you have something valuable to add ☑️ Take a note of your actions How to be great at meetings: ✅ Bring snacks

The moments matter - How often do you get caught up in the big picture, only to miss significant pieces making up the final scene? Don’t be so focused on the end result you forget to recognize the moments along the way (often those pieces are where the value is found). Shine brightly this beautiful Thursday and enjoy each step (even the difficult ones where we learn the most….totally different post) #yourmeetingbroker #tannapearman enjoying the moments with Meetings Made Easy | Meetings and Events

Another week full of meetings? They don't have to as painful as that sounds. Here are 10 tips for better meetings. What would you add?