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Ask your team to do an anonymous, net promoter score for each of the meetings. If you can't prove the claim that productivity is increased by the amount you spe
by osigurdson 3y ago
Ask your team to do an anonymous, net promoter score for each of the meetings. If you can't prove the claim that productivity is increased by the amount you specify then consider cancelling the meetings.
- lettergram 3y agoNet promoter scores wouldn't have any baring on productivity. As an example, often the least enjoyed meetings can be productive (such as telling a person to stop working on their project).
- osigurdson 3y agoSure, but here you are merely communicating management error. Why did you ask them to do something that wasn’t needed in the first place?