Your Meetings Are Bad And You Should Feel Bad: A Series

It’s all fixable, but it’s time you took a serious look at your meeting culture.

Thankfully Dr. Zoidberg says it just about as well as anyone can.

Think about the last meeting you organized and ask yourself these questions.

• Did it seem like attendees were engaged?
• Were attendees prepared to work on whatever you were discussing?
• Was a decision made by the end of the meeting?
• Be honest, could it have been an email?

If you can’t answer these questions, the problem may be worse than you think.

The good news? It’s alright if the problem is bad already. This series will help you start to evaluate what meetings are needed, ways to organize and run them effectively, and how to make each and every meeting together productive.

What This Series Will Cover

It may seem a bit overwhelming initially, but there are a lot of factors to consider when it comes to meetings and meeting culture. Over the next month I’ll be posting more on the following topics:

• Types of Meetings
• Meeting Participant Considerations
• What’s Needed For Effective Meetings
• Performing A Calendar Audit