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How to Stop Having Stupid Staff Meetings

Let's Grow Leaders

I asked the crowd, “Raise your hand if you’ve been to a really stupid staff meeting.” “Keep your hand up, if you find most staff meetings in your career could have been more efficient.” Most meetings suck, but staff meetings are amongst the suckiest. Meetings matter.

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Are Staff Meetings a Waste of Time?

Women on Business

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Are Your Virtual Staff Meetings Failing? Here’s Why

Niagara Institute

At the beginning of the pandemic, virtual staff meetings were a lifeline for leaders and employees. The meetings that were once engaging and prioritized, are now failing to keep attendees attention or to meet their intended objectives. Since then though they have become the norm and for some, things have begun to slip.

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My Basic Staff Meeting Structure

Ron Edmondson

I am frequently asked about how I conduct staff meetings with teams I lead. They are looking for some sort of basic meeting structure to incorporate with their team. I don’t always lead staff meetings for the teams I lead. Typically, I let other staff members lead them. I get bored easily. (I

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How to Run a Staff Meeting

Next Level Blog

They go to their meetings, sit in on their calls and attend their presentations. Before they show up for a day of coaching on Organizational Presence, they spend a day shadowing a senior executive in their organization. During their shadow day, they do whatever the executive does. Click headline to continue.

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How to Run a Staff Meeting - Next Level Blog

Next Level Blog

It’s about three minutes long and is worth a look if you want to see how an efficient staff meeting is run. I’ve watched it a few times and have concluded that while it probably wasn’t intentional the meeting format could have been based on the old journalism school formula for writing a news story – Who, What, When, Where, Why, How.

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Leadership Communication: How Do I Get Everyone On the Same Page?

Let's Grow Leaders

Turn Monologues into Dialogues If you have a town hall or end-of-year meeting, don’t just use that time to talk about vision and strategy. Our clients will often add an “Asking for a Friend” Q&A to their all hands meetings. Give them an opportunity to really work with your strategic initiatives.

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