So many of us have mixed feelings about meetings, perhaps more than ever in the era of Zoom. We get frustrated when our calendars fill up with one meeting after another — yet feel left out, or even ...

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This column is part of The First 90 Days, a series about how to make 2025 a year of breakout growth for your business. Meetings are essential for any organization—they are platforms for communication, ...

Let’s face it, we don’t really want to add another meeting to our schedule. Most successful leaders would agree that having a schedule full of meetings does not mean you are important, focusing on ...

Who’s Responsible? The chair is the person in charge of a meeting. He/she has the authority to regulate a meeting and the responsibility to enforce rules, keep the order, and work toward the ...

Meetings often have a bad reputation. And, to be fair, they deserve it. Long-winded conversations, vague agendas, and bloated calendar invites can leave everyone wondering, “Couldn’t this have been an ...

Steven G. Rogelberg, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and the author “The Surprising Science of Meetings,” has thought a lot about meetings, good and bad. “I think for the ...

It seems that we have mixed feelings when it comes to meetings. On the one hand, they can be seen as a waste of time, stopping “real” work from getting done and encroaching on our ever-important ...

"This meeting could've been an email." It's a thought you've probably had before. While effective meetings can support employee engagement, alignment and decision-making, people are often roped into ...