It would be nice if we could cease meetings altogether. At least most of us think that way most of the time. Meetings often seem like phone calls we get. Phone calls – in many cases – are one sided. The caller gets something out of it because he made the call for a reason. The recipient basically gets part of his day wasted as a result of the call. That’s how many meetings are. But some of us project managers are actually good at meetings…and we may not even know it. You call project meetings for your creative projects to make decisions on ad campaigns, who to hire to complete the logo design, and how to best manage the rollout of a new advertisement, etc. But not everyone wants to be there, do they?
You can, though, have great project meetings. Productive meetings. Effective meetings. Meetings people want to attend and meetings that make creative projects stay on track. How? Well, that’s fodder for another article…and I promise I will cover it. But for now I’d like to discuss five signs that the meeting you held today, or yesterday or will hold tomorrow, didn’t suck. These signs are…
You can, though, have great project meetings. Productive meetings. Effective meetings. Meetings people want to attend and meetings that make creative projects stay on track. How? Well, that’s fodder for another article…and I promise I will cover it. But for now I’d like to discuss five signs that the meeting you held today, or yesterday or will hold tomorrow, didn’t suck. These signs are…
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