Spot It.
Your calendar is packed with meetings. Many run long, drift off topic and end without a decision. People walk out unsure what was agreed or who is doing what. The real work gets pushed into evenings and weekends, and everyone feels busy without feeling productive.
Sight It.
Meetings multiply when nobody is clear on the purpose of each one. Agendas are missing or ignored. Too many people get invited just in case. Decisions aren't written down, so the same topics come back week after week. And nobody regularly asks whether each recurring meeting is still needed at all.
Solve It.
Make every meeting earn its time:
- List every recurring meeting and ask whether it still serves a clear purpose.
- Cancel or combine the ones that don't.
- Require a short agenda for every meeting, with the goal stated up front.
- Invite only the people needed to decide or act.
- End each meeting by recording decisions, owners and deadlines.
Fewer, sharper meetings give people back time for real work.
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