Successful Meetings in High Performing Organisations — Part 3: After the meeting
This is the third of a series of articles about Successful Meetings in High Performing Organisations.
In the first article, we have covered that a successful meeting starts with good preparation.
In the second article, I wrote about how to conduct and participate in a meeting achieving the desired goal successfully.
In this part, I am going to cover what should happen just after the meeting ends.
A successful meeting is defined as the one where the meeting goal is achieved. Targeting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound) is a possible way to make output and outcomes more probable.
After meeting expectations
Whether your company is mastering the successful meeting practices presented in these series or it is still finding the way, at the end of each meeting the audience would expect:
- Communication with the notes taken during the meeting or a link to equivalent accessible content.
- Clearly stated actions and next steps with a responsible and a due date for each action.
