How to Master Your Time: The Ultimate Guide to Efficient Meetings

You’re in a meeting with too many attendees. Half of the group constantly glancing at the clock or their watch, the other half doing some unproductive e-mail reading and only two persons having a conversation. From time to time, someone looks up from his or her laptop to give a comment, but quickly proceeds organizing his or her mailbox. People at the end of the table trying to hide after their little mobile phone screens, to ensure they don’t need to contribute anything to this meeting without objective nor agenda. Minds wandering to the next task of the day, or thinking about dinner plans with friends in the evening. Oh, and there’s always someone who wants to get the most out of the meeting. Someone who won’t stop talking before the end of the meeting schedule. Someone who is afraid to leave the party earlier. Someone who thinks showing up early for the next meeting is rude. Relatable, right? Unfortunately, it almost feels like it’s fully integrated into our modern workplace culture. Quite depressing. But what if I tell you there is a better way out of this time trap? <a href="https://medium.com/@nicolas.deboutte/how-to-master-your-time-the-ultimate-guide-to-efficient-meetings-9a369b86582a">Learn More</a>