You know this meeting.
Great people, real progress, and somehow the same conversation every week.
The meeting ends. Everyone agreed on five things. Nobody wrote down who owns them.
A long email asks you for eleven things. You remember seven. You'll find out about the other four later.
Someone asks how the month is going. The answer lives in three spreadsheets and one person's head.
Same agenda. Same issues. The tool you pay for only has half the team on it, because every seat costs extra.
71%of senior managers say meetings are unproductive and inefficient.
Harvard Business Review survey of senior managers
