Running Effective Meetings

[@JoshCaiLovzu]

1 Agenda issued beforehand 2 Introduction to key issues 3 Discussion and debate 4 Closure and clarity 5 60min - 90min

[@baconinvader]

I love how real the acting was during the bad meeting vs how fake it was during the good meeting. Good vid though

[@dawnhooper9870]

Excellent video. Now I have a proper idea of how meetings should be run. Thank you for sharing,

[@louwashe]

thank you Owen very cool

[@kalfayanour]

But what if someone of the attendees looses focus very quickly or not interested or just doesn't want to be at the meeting?

[@OmarSChoudhry]

Here because of Owen

[@chrisifg]

This is a unlimited capture . merit in support of reorganization

[@leducleadership]

I like how you use the dramatic illustrations to highlight the points in the video!

[@alfressacabotiro9187]

my professor brought me here aahahaah

[@maikolm5544]

Me 2

[@MrMosoani]

Is it a bad idea to have to attendance sheet? On time people and late people?

[@edeworabraham2761]

PTI student 🙌

[@joelg125]

I couldn't stop my hands from moving as I was watching

[@debangeebiswas9026]

Very less effective video🤮

[@foreverraining1522]

OMG I hate meetings like those.

[@theprimalpitch190]

The good meeting is not that great, though it has a fair script. No warmup from leader, she refers to agenda but doesn't review it or even hint at why it matters. Similarly, she gives zero guidance on what she wants and expects from the participants. Next, the energy level is constrained and phony. Finally, he requested actions are under specified as to terms of satisfaction, dates, and resources required. Weak. Please don't try to model the "good meeting" as an actual ideal.

[@macassans]

the fault meeting video is just>"< horrify to look at.

[@sergotv3487]

YOU SHOULD RUN AN EFFECTIVE VIDEO THEN TRY TO RUN AN EFFECTIVE MEETING

[@monmclcompany9370]

Okay I think to get movie easy you should make it.

[@KarenDarmon]

this video is way too slow and boring

[@khush9211]

change the speed to 2x :P

[@c.hanley1423]

Short attention span? Maybe we should replace the Harvard Business School guy with clowns and kitties and 'splosions!

[@rachelbornstein4343]

@@c.hanley1423 I mean, it's not bad to have a shorter attention span, and I do agree that the speaker of this video is kind of bland with how he talks. I much prefer the equally-as-long TedTalk. This man knows how to talk in a way that is motivating, and he presents creative ideas for meetings. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZbSqmaweMyHfrc

[@mohibullah3985]

good

[@emmarodriguez931]

I hate having to watch this T-T

[@sswsh7166]

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