Efficient and Effective Meetings

Meetings are necessary for many workplaces, but they can also be a major time-waster. If not run efficiently and effectively, meetings can drain employee morale and productivity. <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:700/1*ZOYrkzzSUdDAY5vBNUR5ig.png" style="height:234px; width:700px" /> There are a number of things that meeting facilitators can do to ensure that their meetings are both efficient and effective. By following some simple tips, facilitators can create meetings that are productive, engaging, and focused on achieving specific outcomes. What is the difference between an efficient and effective meeting? An efficient meeting is one that starts and ends on time, stays on track, and achieves its stated objectives. An effective meeting is one that produces the desired results. It is important to note that the two terms are not mutually exclusive. A meeting can be both efficient and effective, or it can be one without the other. For example, a meeting may start and end on time and stay on track, but it may not produce any meaningful results. Conversely, a meeting may produce the desired results, but it may be inefficient, starting late, running over time, and getting sidetracked. How to run an efficient meeting Here are some tips for running an efficient meeting: <a href="https://medium.com/@tony.rosen/efficient-and-effective-meetings-cd16486a11ab">Read More</a>