2. TIPS TO AVOID PROBLEMS
1.-
Define what the meeting is for and identify what decisions you
should make. When there are no objectives, it is not necessary to
meet. If the points are clear in advance and the surprises are
eliminated, the quality of the decisions improves
3. 2.-
Determine who participates in the meeting based on the
decisions to be made. More people than necessary will make the
meeting unproductive. Only calls people with a direct role in the
goals that motivate the work meeting.
4. 3.-
Set the agenda in advance and anticipate the information
to the participants. If they do not have the time to analyze it,
they will not add value when deciding. Ideally, everyone should
know what they are going to do and what they will contribute.
5. According to a study by the Harvard Business Review, the
consequences of too many meetings can be surprising and
evidence that weekly meetings of companies in the world
demand a total of 300 thousand hours per year. As a
methodological support, they analyzed the data provided by the
Outlook calendar of a multinational company in the United
States.