In Search of the Perfect Meeting by Tom Krattenmaker

I've recently added Harvard Business School Working Knowledge to my recommended readings. It is a very valuable resource for business leaders everywhere.

As some of you know I've been posting a series on how to make more time by examining the biggest time consumers in our lives. I believe meetings answer that criteria and I've posted my thoughts on the matter a couple of days ago.

Yesterday I ran into an article by Tom Krattenmaker for HBS which has some excellent advice on the how to make every meeting pay off by weighing the value and cost, avoiding meetings altogether, discouraging politics and more. If you were interested in my post I believe you'll find this article at least as interesting.

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