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AAfter a meeting ends, people often remember the discussion differently a few days later. Writing down meeting minutes, a short record of what was decided, helps everyone remember the same thing.
BGood minutes do not need to copy every word said. Instead, they should list the main decisions and who will do what next, with a clear date if one was agreed.
CSending the minutes soon after the meeting, while memories are still fresh, lets people correct any mistake quickly. If minutes are sent a week later, small details may already be forgotten by everyone.
DKeeping old minutes in one shared folder also helps new team members. They can read what was decided before they joined, instead of asking colleagues to explain the whole history again.