Professor Faz
@professorfaz.bsky.social
Exploring the art and science of communication in work and life. Professor, Communications Director, and lifelong learner with over 15 years of experience. Join for insights and tips that bridge academic knowledge and practical wisdom.
6/ 5. Ask for Feedback
Don’t assume your meetings are great. Ask your team what’s working and what isn’t, then adjust. Anonymous surveys work best!
Don’t assume your meetings are great. Ask your team what’s working and what isn’t, then adjust. Anonymous surveys work best!
November 16, 2024 at 8:55 PM
6/ 5. Ask for Feedback
Don’t assume your meetings are great. Ask your team what’s working and what isn’t, then adjust. Anonymous surveys work best!
Don’t assume your meetings are great. Ask your team what’s working and what isn’t, then adjust. Anonymous surveys work best!
5/ 4. Get Everyone Talking
If only a few voices are heard, it’s not a team meeting. Call on people, especially those who haven’t spoken up.
If only a few voices are heard, it’s not a team meeting. Call on people, especially those who haven’t spoken up.
November 16, 2024 at 8:54 PM
5/ 4. Get Everyone Talking
If only a few voices are heard, it’s not a team meeting. Call on people, especially those who haven’t spoken up.
If only a few voices are heard, it’s not a team meeting. Call on people, especially those who haven’t spoken up.
4/ 3. Share the Plan
A meeting without an agenda is a conversation. Share what you’re covering and keep it focused. Hold people accountable with action items.
A meeting without an agenda is a conversation. Share what you’re covering and keep it focused. Hold people accountable with action items.
November 16, 2024 at 8:53 PM
4/ 3. Share the Plan
A meeting without an agenda is a conversation. Share what you’re covering and keep it focused. Hold people accountable with action items.
A meeting without an agenda is a conversation. Share what you’re covering and keep it focused. Hold people accountable with action items.
3/ 2. Stick to the Clock
Set an end time and respect it. No one needs an endless meeting. If it’s dragging, you’re wasting time. Also, if your meeting ends early, end it!
Set an end time and respect it. No one needs an endless meeting. If it’s dragging, you’re wasting time. Also, if your meeting ends early, end it!
November 16, 2024 at 8:52 PM
3/ 2. Stick to the Clock
Set an end time and respect it. No one needs an endless meeting. If it’s dragging, you’re wasting time. Also, if your meeting ends early, end it!
Set an end time and respect it. No one needs an endless meeting. If it’s dragging, you’re wasting time. Also, if your meeting ends early, end it!
2/ 1. Know Why You’re Meeting
Don’t schedule a meeting just because it’s on the calendar. If there’s no clear reason, cancel it.
Don’t schedule a meeting just because it’s on the calendar. If there’s no clear reason, cancel it.
November 16, 2024 at 8:52 PM
2/ 1. Know Why You’re Meeting
Don’t schedule a meeting just because it’s on the calendar. If there’s no clear reason, cancel it.
Don’t schedule a meeting just because it’s on the calendar. If there’s no clear reason, cancel it.