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Listen for virtual ‘hand raising’ and periodically pause to let people on the phone speak up If there’s a question and the expert is on the phone, start with her Be explicit about asking for ideas from people who haven’t provided them Avoid activities that require in-room participation Ensure that meetings include Teams information and somebody dials in from the room Everybody in the room should also dial in Don’t be self-conscious about video; just do it Send out materials at least one day ahead of time Have a clear purpose for the meeting and agenda to keep it on track Consider whether a meeting is necessary at all (it turns out many aren’t) Try to have everybody call in rather than booking a room NOTES NOTES Take shared notes during the meeting Schedule meetings that are reasonable for people in other time zones BY 2020, 50% OF THE WORKFORCE WILL BE REMOTE (including you when working from home or taking a call while commuting). Here are some best practices for maximizing the contributions that everybody is able to make to your meetings. Encourage additional perspectives when sending notes and next steps HAVE MORE EFFECTIVE MEETINGS WITH PEOPLE WHO AREN’T IN THE ROOM N O T E S O R I T D I DN T H A P P E N A C C O U N T F O R T I M E A N D L O C A T I O N B E T R A N S P A R E N T W I T H G O A L S A N D M A T E R I A L S A I M F O R E Q U A L F O O T I N G V I D E O I S A G A M E C H A N G E R M A K E R O O M F O R O T H E R S AGENDA

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Listen for virtual ‘hand raising’ and periodically pause to let

people on the phone speak up

If there’s a question and the expert is on the phone, start with her

Be explicit about asking for ideas from people who haven’t provided them

Avoid activities that require in-room participation

Ensure that meetings include Teams information and somebody dials in from the room

Everybody in the room should also dial in

Don’t be self-conscious about video; just do it

Send out materials at least

one day ahead of time

Have a clear purpose

for the meeting and agenda to keep it on track

Consider whether a meeting

is necessary at all (it turns out many aren’t)

Try to have

everybody call in rather than booking a room

NOTES

NOTES

Take shared notes during the meeting

Schedule meetings that are reasonable for people in other time zones

BY 2020, 50% OF THE WORKFORCE WILL BE REMOTE (including you when working from home or taking a call while commuting). Here are some best

practices for maximizing the contributions that everybody is able to make to your meetings.

Encourage additional perspectives when sending notes and next steps

HAVE MORE EFFECTIVE MEETINGS WITH

PEOPLE WHO AREN’T IN THE ROOM

NOTES OR IT DIDN’T HAPPENAC

COUNT FO

R TIME

AND LOCATION

BE TRANSPARENT WITH

GOALS AND MATERIALS

AIM

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EQU

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VIDEO IS A GAMECHANGER MAKE ROOM FOR OTHERS

AGENDA