Leading a Meeting — Avoid Death by Meeting

This guide is based on the non-fiction book, “Death by Meeting” by Patrick Lencioni. It’s a scathing analysis of the problems with corporate meetings. With any luck, his book and this guide could change the landscape of all types of meetings…forever.

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If you break a staff meeting down to its component parts, it’s clear to see why people dread accepting the invite that crossed into their email inbox. Meetings can be boring, tedious, and ineffective. They don’t inspire active participation. On a good day they communicate information we need to do our jobs; but, most of the time staff meetings pull us away from something else would could be doing. Implementing these guidelines will improve the productivity of business meetings.