More and more, I see large meetings or ones that should've been an e-mail.
I love your idea of walking meetings, and also seeking advice.
Meetings as you clearly say, can take us into better relationships.
Personally, I always try to be curious and ask myself (and others): Is it really necessary for me to be there? What is my contribution? (maybe I'm not needed for the full hour but just 10 minutes)
Being ADHD, big and long meetings really drain up my energy.
So I've learn to be clear on meetings I want, and if I can even avoid it by reading the AI summary of it or asking a debrief of a colleague that attended, much better.
Great insights.
More and more, I see large meetings or ones that should've been an e-mail.
I love your idea of walking meetings, and also seeking advice.
Meetings as you clearly say, can take us into better relationships.
Personally, I always try to be curious and ask myself (and others): Is it really necessary for me to be there? What is my contribution? (maybe I'm not needed for the full hour but just 10 minutes)
Being ADHD, big and long meetings really drain up my energy.
So I've learn to be clear on meetings I want, and if I can even avoid it by reading the AI summary of it or asking a debrief of a colleague that attended, much better.
Thanks Antonio! I really like the idea of debriefing with a colleague who attended. Great way to connect with a coworker one-on-one.