Rate Your Meetings To Predict Your Business

Rate Your Meetings to Predict Your Business

Summary: Most executives resign themselves to attending bad meetings. Here's a quick check on the effectiveness of your meetings.

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Article Body: Most leaders want to improve their business. After all, these improvements lead to increased profits through greater productivity and efficiency.

Sometimes clues to important improvements lay hidden in events that everyone takes for granted.

For example, how well do you score on the following quiz about your meetings?

How much do meetings earn for your business?

What would you work on if you spent less time in meetings?

My surveys show that (on average) people spend % of their time in meetings that they rate % effective. That translates to wasting % of their time in meetings.

This is equivalent to spending a full day each week doing nothing. It also represents a monstrous lost opportunity because that day could be spent working on things that make money for the business.

But most executives dismiss meetings as just another business activity. They say, "Its okay, Ive learned to live with it."

In fact however, fixing their meetings represents the most significant improvement that they could make on their business. Call if you want to improve your meetings.