How to run savvy & productive meetings

<h2>No matter how large or small your team, these methods can render every meeting a success</h2> Are you tentative or scared when a meeting with a client or teammate looms on the horizon? Or, do you find yourself unprepared to organize a logical meeting set-up to confidently take the lead? If so, you are not alone. Everyone has moments of doubt when it comes to defining the content of a meeting. It can seem daunting, but does not have to be so. Let’s dive in. <h1>Create an outline: Define the why, what, where, who, and when</h1> There are many tools available to chart the course of a meeting. As designers, we can borrow some of them from UX methodologies. Meetings should run dynamically and well set-up. The presentation flow should be seamless, without abrupt transitions. There should be a beginning, middle, and wrap-up. Borrowing from the concept of the UX <a href="https://evaschicker2012.medium.com/what-exactly-is-a-value-prop-in-ux-2c4a2f4fb45f?sk=14aba0979e2f60b90ff4cac569989641" rel="noopener">value proposition</a> [1], wherein the why is the central question, we first need to ask the why for the meeting: <a href="https://evaschicker.medium.com/how-to-run-savvy-productive-meetings-57c3f71cccd6">Website</a>