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How to Schedule a Meeting With Someone You Don’t Know
How to ask someone you barely know for a meeting: what to say, what to offer, how to schedule it, and what to send if they never reply.
By Brett Cooper
Read MorePractical advice on running meetings worth showing up for: sharper agendas, follow-through that sticks, and fewer meetings that should've been an email.
How to ask someone you barely know for a meeting: what to say, what to offer, how to schedule it, and what to send if they never reply.
By Brett Cooper
Read MoreHow to start meetings on time and end them on time, even when half the room is late: the decree that worked, the reasons, and the tactics.
By Brett Cooper
Read MoreNobody answered your meeting request? A copy-paste follow-up email, how long to wait, and when to send the last one, without sounding pushy.
By Jeffrey Steinke
Read MoreMeeting hogs monopolize the room and drag meetings out. Here's how to manage the talking without shutting anyone down, plus 6 tips for reining one in.
By Jeffrey Steinke
Read MoreStand-up meetings work because they get you meeting more often in smaller batches, which surfaces problems sooner so you can fix them before they compound.
By Jeffrey Steinke
Read MoreGoogle Calendar has no agenda field, so the agenda goes in the event description. The format to use, an example to paste, and how Less Meeting reads it.
By Jeffrey Steinke
Read MoreGood meeting etiquette comes down to who's in the room and how they behave once there: when to invite people, decline an invite, and handle laptops and phones.
By Jeffrey Steinke
Read MoreGet your team out of the fluorescent-lit conference room: why walking meetings help people think, and how to start with two a week.
By Stephen Weber
Read MoreAmazon's six-page memos, Apple's directly responsible individual and Google's 70-meetings-a-week system: how three giants keep meetings short.
By Stephen Weber
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