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AMany employees complain about spending too much time in meetings that seem to achieve very little, often because the meeting had no clear purpose beyond a vague sense that "we should probably talk about this."
BA simple fix is sending a short agenda before the meeting starts, listing the two or three topics that actually need discussion. This also lets people prepare, rather than hearing a question for the first time in the room.
CStarting and ending on time matters more than people realise. A meeting that regularly runs long teaches everyone that being late is acceptable, which slowly makes every future meeting start later and later.
DEnding with a clear summary of who will do what next, said out loud and sometimes written down, prevents the common problem of a meeting that felt productive but led to no actual action afterward.