Calling time on meetings
Although start-up growth requires extensive communication between staff, many meetings end up becoming as productive as a Dilbert cartoon
There is nothing worse than a long, overdrawn, unproductive meeting - but almost every organisation seems to have them.
While gathering your team around a conference room table might have initially started out as an innocent way to get everyone’s input, it might transpire that, three hours later, everything has been discussed but nothing has been done.
In August, the Harvard Business Review published an article based on its interviews with hundreds of...
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