無論是按周、月、季(甚至每天)發生,經常出現的會議往往是浪費時間。要知道你的價值是否值得,考慮一些因素。
首先,確保會議有明確明確的理由存在。問問自己,“如果我們取消這次會議,除了我誰會在乎?”
第二,確定正確的節奏。這似乎是顯而易見的,但是會議的頻率和長度必須與它的目的一致。例如,管理短期優先權的團隊和工作組將需要更頻繁地會面,以滿足較短的目標,而那些著眼於長期優先事項的人可以較少見面,規劃滿足更長的目標。
最後,找出參加者的正確組成。不要以官僚層級來讓决定誰該出席會議,只有那些有特定貢獻的人應該被包括進來。記住,即使是最好的做法,也不能解决根本不應該發生的事情。
Do You Actually Need That Recurring Meeting?
Whether
they happen weekly, monthly, or quarterly (or even daily), recurring meetings
are often a waste of time. To know whether yours are worth keeping, consider a
few factors.
First,
make sure the meeting has a clearly articulated reason to exist. Ask yourself, “If we
canceled this meeting, who besides me would care?”
Second,
determine the right cadence. It may seem obvious, but a meeting’s frequency and
length must align with its purpose. For example, teams and task forces
governing near-term priorities will need to meet more frequently for shorter
amounts of time, while those focused on longer-term priorities should meet less
often for longer amounts of time.
Finally, figure out the
right composition of attendees. Don’t let hierarchy
decide who shows up; only those who have something specific to contribute
should be included. And remember, even best practices won’t fix a meeting that
shouldn’t be happening at all.
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