The Condensed Guide to Running Meetings
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!author:: Amy Gallo
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1. “Keep the meeting as small as possible. No more than seven people.”
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Social psychology research has shown that when people perform group tasks (such as brainstorming or discussing information in a meeting), they show a sizable decrease in individual effort than when they perform alone.” This is known as “social loafing” and tends to get worse as the size of the group increases.
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3. “Keep it as short as possible — no longer than an hour.”
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title: The Condensed Guide to Running Meetings
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!tags:: #lit✍/📰️article/highlights
!links:: management, meetings,
!ref:: The Condensed Guide to Running Meetings
!author:: Amy Gallo
=this.file.name
Reference
=this.ref
Notes
1. “Keep the meeting as small as possible. No more than seven people.”
- No location available
-
Social psychology research has shown that when people perform group tasks (such as brainstorming or discussing information in a meeting), they show a sizable decrease in individual effort than when they perform alone.” This is known as “social loafing” and tends to get worse as the size of the group increases.
- No location available
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3. “Keep it as short as possible — no longer than an hour.”
- No location available
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