Consider using case studies in team meetings.
Share the job across the team. Take an hour or two to prepare. Longer if appropriate.
Go into your team meeting and give a 15 minute case study, and then put some questions to your team. Test their theory and practical knowledge. Follow up with a discussion of what actually happened and what you might do differently now that you’ve heard the team’s advice.
Use team meetings as an opportunity to share and learn.
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What about teams that work in different parts of the world? How does one improve the quality of team meetings when they primarily take place through web 2.0 type applications?
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ReplyDeleteGood question. What do you do today to manage cross content team meetings? What value do they create and what problems are you facing today?
Craig