Even before a global pandemic moved everyone to Zoom meetings, in-person meetings have mostly been culprits in wasting time and negatively affecting productivity ever since the meetings were “invented”.
To prevent meeting overload and scheduling non-useful meetings, you can ask these two questions before considering a meeting:
- Will you have something to contribute?
- Will you have anything to gain that you can’t gain from meeting minutes or a recording?
If the answer to both questions is “No”, then you should consider declining the meeting.
[Read the full article on the “2-question rule”]
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