Cameron HeroldFounder of the COO Alliance & Invest In Your Leaders Training

Don't Schedule Another Meeting Before Watching THIS

4 Feb 2023 · 0 min

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Cameron Herold shares rules for tighter meetings: book less time than you need, use an agenda with assigned roles and a parking lot for tangents, invite only people who'll speak, and pull in quiet voices so louder people don't run it.

Questions this video answers

30 minutes

Four hours

Moderator and timekeeper

Only invite people if you want them to speak

Actively get the quiet people to speak

The key is to think about your meeting the same way. If you're gonna have an hour meeting, book it for 30 minutes. Right? If you're gonna get together for a full day, book it for four hours. And then try to follow this agenda with, you know, the basics of a moderator, a timekeeper in a parking lot so you can get done. The last part is you only invite people to the meeting if you want them to speak, and if you don't want them to speak, don't invite them to the meeting. But your job as the person calling the meeting has to be to get the quiet people to speak. Otherwise they get steamrolled by the high dominance, the high expressives.