I thought Wrike had a pretty good infographic on deciding whether or not to have a meeting: https://d3tvpxjako9ywy.cloudfront.net/blog/content/uploads/2015/06/S

I thought Wrike had a pretty good infographic on deciding whether or not to have a meeting: https://d3tvpxjako9ywy.cloudfront.net/blog/content/uploads/2015/06/Should-we-have-this-meeting-e1434381032233.jpg?av=b36e9b420136299c52657400eb7d40a0 https://d3tvpxjako9ywy.cloudfront.net/blog/content/uploads/2... Basically you should have a meeting if: * It can't be solved by collaborating outside a meeting * Everyone is needed to participate * The group has authority to act * There is a clear agenda and goals * Someone can be the facilitator I have found that if a meeting has all those elements than a lot can get done very quickly, rather than having ideas bounce around email or slack for weeks!