Comments on: How to Make Meetings Matter http://workawesome.com/productivity/how-to-make-meetings-matter/ A Blog For People Who Want To Be Awesome At Work Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:25:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Great Reminder about Meetings « Notes from a School Administratorhttp://workawesome.com/productivity/how-to-make-meetings-matter/#comment-957 Great Reminder about Meetings « Notes from a School Administrator Tue, 03 Nov 2009 23:13:55 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=647#comment-957 [...] Reminder about Meetings Posted in Uncategorized by Joseph Ollis on November 3, 2009 http://workawesome.com/productivity/how-to-make-meetings-matter/ . This blog had a great reminder about meetings and how to ensure their productivity. leave a [...] [...] Reminder about Meetings Posted in Uncategorized by Joseph Ollis on November 3, 2009 http://workawesome.com/productivity/how-to-make-meetings-matter/ . This blog had a great reminder about meetings and how to ensure their productivity. leave a [...]

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]]> By: Damohttp://workawesome.com/productivity/how-to-make-meetings-matter/#comment-908 Damo Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:43:54 +0000 http://workawesome.com/?p=647#comment-908 Thanks for this enlightening post on meetings Lee.There are some really relevant points within this email and I couldn't agree more that an unplanned meeting is the biggest time-waster within a business - taking out 3-4 people for only one hour equals 4 hours of billable time... and if each member is worth $200-300 per hour, than this becomes a costly exercise if nothing is achieved.Conversely, if the meeting is well planned and the right people attend, great leaps can be achieved in productivity for a project. However I have a question:Doe you have any recommendations/strategies for recording and implementing the good work from a productive meeting?I believe this is the crucial next step to a successful meeting... Thanks for this enlightening post on meetings Lee.

There are some really relevant points within this email and I couldn’t agree more that an unplanned meeting is the biggest time-waster within a business – taking out 3-4 people for only one hour equals 4 hours of billable time… and if each member is worth $200-300 per hour, than this becomes a costly exercise if nothing is achieved.

Conversely, if the meeting is well planned and the right people attend, great leaps can be achieved in productivity for a project. However I have a question:

Doe you have any recommendations/strategies for recording and implementing the good work from a productive meeting?

I believe this is the crucial next step to a successful meeting…

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