3. Meetings Worth Having: What 13 Experts Know About Leading Meetings
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3. Meetings Worth Having: What 13 Experts Know About Leading Meetings
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How many of this week's meetings should actually exist? Leaders spend a huge share of their week in meetings, and most of that time feels wasted. In this video, 13 experts on meetings, listening and decision making explain how great leaders turn meetings into the place where real work gets done.
You'll learn why meetings are a leadership issue, when not to call a meeting, how to design a meeting like a product, how to nail the first five minutes, how to facilitate and truly listen, how to decide without drama, how to close well so the meeting doesn't evaporate, why the one-on-one is the meeting you should never cancel, and how to lead meetings remotely. We close with a practical 30-day plan you can start tomorrow.
Ideas from Steven Rogelberg (Glad We Met, The Surprising Science of Meetings), Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky (Sprint, Make Time), Rebecca Hinds, Elise Keith, Oscar Trimboli and more experts, explained step by step.
🇪🇸 Versión en español: • 3. Reuniones que valen la pena: lo que 13 ...
⏱️ CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction: The $300 printer
01:27 Chapter 1: Why meetings are a leadership issue
03:05 Chapter 2: Should this meeting exist?
06:03 Chapter 3: Design the meeting like a product
09:11 Chapter 4: The first five minutes
10:40 Chapter 5: Facilitate and truly listen
14:37 Chapter 6: Decide without drama
17:31 Chapter 7: Close well: don't let the meeting evaporate
19:24 Chapter 8: The one-on-one: the meeting you should never cancel
22:25 Chapter 9: Leading meetings remotely
24:35 Chapter 10: Your 30-day plan and the library
📚 BOOKS MENTIONED (affiliate links)
1. Glad We Met (Steven G. Rogelberg)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0gdaX1c9
2. The Surprising Science of Meetings (Steven G. Rogelberg)
👉 https://link.amazon/B017AGWqh
3. Momentum (Mamie Kanfer Stewart and Tai Tsao)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0cFmSBn0
4. Your Best Meeting Ever (Rebecca Hinds)
👉 https://link.amazon/B01ImWpVW
5. Strategic (Rich Horwath)
👉 https://link.amazon/B01IcfY9P
6. Make Time (Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0hBEM7qj
7. Sprint (Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky and Braden Kowitz)
👉 https://link.amazon/B007tIvQo
8. Farther, Faster, and Far Less Drama (Janice Fraser and Jason Fraser)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0i5AIOzL
9. Where the Action Is (J. Elise Keith)
👉 https://link.amazon/B02doWzAw
10. Leading at a Distance (James M. Citrin and Darleen DeRosa)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0caW5awE
11. Ping (Andrew Brodsky)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0fjWuG2s
12. Why Are We Yelling? (Buster Benson)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0c7wJt3F
13. Deep Listening (Oscar Trimboli)
👉 https://link.amazon/B0hgg5QT9
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👉 Where to start: Glad We Met (Steven Rogelberg), then Make Time (Jake Knapp and John Zeratsky) and Deep Listening (Oscar Trimboli).
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