How to Conduct Effective Meetings

McLean Report: Research Note


Meetings are a part of day-to-day operations within an organization. However, to many they are seen as a major waste of time. Ineffective meetings can frustrate goal-oriented employees and can cost money by needlessly tying up employee time. Learn how to conduct effective meetings and increase productivity and morale within the IT department.

Signs of Ineffective Meetings

There are some clear indications that a meeting has been ineffective. The following are some examples and telltale signs:

  1. Issues have not been resolved by the end of the meeting
  2. Issues are repeatedly discussed in multiple meetings with no resolution
  3. Discussions take a long time and lead to unrelated topics
  4. Important issues are not identified or discussed

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