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The Surprising Science of Meetings
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The Surprising Science of Meetings

How You Can Lead Your Team to Peak Performance

Oxford UP, 2019 más...


Editorial Rating

9

Qualities

  • Applicable
  • Well Structured
  • Concrete Examples

Recommendation

Many managers regard inefficient, unproductive or boring meetings as an unavoidable business flaw. Professor Steven G. Rogelberg challenges this assumption with ideas on how to stop wasting time and energy by facilitating better meetings. He bases his advice on research, best practices and surveys. Rather than cancelling meetings, he says, improve them by being mindful and skillful about their design and delivery. He suggests short “standing meetings,” which offer health benefits, satisfaction and efficiency. To improve your meeting culture, try his smart strategies. 

Take-Aways

  • Acknowledge that meetings can cause a lot of frustration, and assess your meetings to seek improvements.
  • Rather than getting rid of meetings, solve your problems with them by applying science.
  • Critically evaluate your meeting facilitation skills: Are they as good as you think they are?

About the Author

Steven G. Rogelberg is professor of organizational science, management and psychology at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte. He researches, teaches and consults with large organizations on meeting science. 


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    J. M. 5 months ago
    great
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    N. P. 2 years ago
    VERY INFORMATIVE
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    V. B. 2 years ago
    Good points. May consider the following: Need of meeting be well established. That is, all concerned must agree that the problem can only be solved thro meeting. Also the problem be well defined and all concerned must agree the problem exists and is quite clear