Follow these helpful tips for creating an effective team meeting agenda, including a few free templates to get you started and a video with tips on how Atlassian approaches meeting agendas, taken from Atlassian University’s course How to Run Effective Meetings. Leading productive, fruitful meetings doesn’t always come naturally – and that’s okay. Team meeting agendas also help you prioritize the things you want to talk about, so you can guide your team through the most important topics of the week. Agendas ensure that you have a clear purpose and that you can achieve the goals you set, whether you’re plotting your quarterly budget or creating a project timeline – real, shareable results. It helps with managing time, setting expectations, and staying on the task at hand. Too often relegated to an afterthought, this handy tool can go a long way to help you run more effective in-person or virtual meetings. Your secret weapon might just be a team meeting agenda. This is how productive and effective meetings should make you feel. And despite that dreaded context-switching, you’re able to pick up right where you left off with even more gas in the tank. Now imagine that you come out of that meeting inspired and motivated – exhilarated, even. Nothing can stand in your way…except for the meeting you have in 10 minutes. Imagine you’re knee-deep in work, laser-focused, and ready to tackle the next task on your lengthy list. Templates are a helpful jumping-off point, and can be tailored to meet the needs of your particular meeting.All agendas are not created equal read our tips to learn what to include on every agenda, and how to tailor your agenda depending on the goals of your meeting.Team meeting agendas help you prioritize important topics and keep things running smoothly and efficiently, so your team walks away from the meeting feeling motivated and aligned.How growth levers help your business go the distance More in Strategy Oh, snap! Did we just create the world’s first collaborative sonic brand? Organize the chaos: 5 steps to effective change management Yes, it’s possible to be too good at your job More in Productivity Your resume gap doesn’t have to be a setback Shared understanding: finding the “why” behind the “what” More in Communication How to excel at asynchronous communication with your distributed teamīeyond the buzzwords: Why interpersonal skills matter at work Media literacy: a survival skill for the information age Putting your people first: the not-so-secret magic of servant leadership More in Leadership Workplace overwhelm: how to protect your team from change fatigue
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