Markus Wittwer: Lean meetings - 5 practical tipps to avoid waste and to achieve flow in meetings - LKCE13
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How can we avoid waste and the build-up of inventory in a meeting? How can I as a participant of a meeting contribute to its flow even if I'm not the designated facilitator or if there isn't a designated facilitator at all? This talk is NOT about traditional facilitation techniques like "Checking of agenda points" or "dot voting" (although these are useful). Rather it helps you to notice the only-a-few-second-long moments when inventory builds up and waste is introduced in a meeting.
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