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Sean Murphy's avatar

I think you make some unconscious assumptions that are worth revisiting. If you are collaborating with the others in the meeting, considering taking notes in a real-time shared edit document (E.g. Google Doc, Notion, Microsoft 365, etc.) then you can save five minutes at the end to review the notes and action items. This works for 1 on 1's, team meetings, customer meetings, sales calls, etc.

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Erica407Den's avatar

Scheduling back-to-back meetings might seem efficient, but it often overloads the brain and reduces productivity. Without 15-20 minutes of processing time, information gets mixed up, attention splinters, and performance declines. Giving space between meetings allows for better retention and clearer decision-making, benefiting both individuals and teams. https://www.cattranslator.org

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