Using a Timer Will Make Your Meetings Instantly Better

Using a Timer Will Make Your Meetings Instantly Better

Meetings can often lack a sense of urgency, leading to complaints about time and ineffective decision-making. Using a timer can help by forcing more pre-planning, giving everyone a chance to speak and making sure everyone stays focused. By setting time limits, meetings become more streamlined, engaged and productive. This can lead to faster decision-making, better collaborations and improved overall effectiveness.

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