Preparation is key when it comes to running an effective retro meeting. First, you want to identify the best tools for your session. For example, a whiteboard or post-it notes and a conference room will suffice if you’re running an in-person retrospective. However, if you’re running a ...
Start and end on time, and leave room at the end to summarise the discussion. If the meeting needs to run beyond the set time, incorporate appropriate breaks into the schedule. If you wrap things up early, don’t feel like you need to fill in the remaining time. The sooner everyone ge...
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This way, you can work side-by-side to improve your performance, no matter where in the world your team members happen to be. How to run a strategic planning meeting in 7 steps To get the most out of each session, you should prepare thoroughly — from the agenda to who you’ll invol...
Let's face it, it's easy for the Agile standup meeting to become a grind. Software development teams work best when all parties value and respect their time. But all is not lost. Let's discuss how to run an effective standup meeting -- in five easy steps. ...
When you deliver efficient customer service consistently, you’ll have a loyal and pleased customer base in the long run. Chapter Two: How to Create an Operations Manual From Scratch: A Step-by-Step Guide Now that you know how important operations manuals are, it’s time to create one for...
How To Create an Operational Plan You’ll Actually Use While you may have a strategic plan that charts out your company’s direction over the course of years or even decades, true success depends on focusing all of the day-to-day operations of your business toward that end result. To do...
There are two parts to the sales process: Part One: Getting meetings with decision makers. You get an introduction to your prospect, and you get a meeting with the decision maker. If you don’t get the meeting, Part Two doesn’t matter. Decision Maker 401 Decision Maker Referrals Sales...
“Having worked for many years as an operations manager in several dental practices, I’ve seen first-hand, the positive effect of holding morning huddle meetings. From boosting team morale to finding new opportunities to drive more revenue, dental practices of all sizes can greatly benefit from...