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Today's cast, The Proactive Manager, Chapter 2, Meetings, Part 2.

The questions this cast answers are,

Can I change the meetings I run? How can I change the meetings I run?

How can I change the meetings I run?

And can I change the meetings my team attends?

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Now let's get into the meetings bit of it. Starting with our section on a review of your internal team meetings.

So during this first 90 days you were keeping track of all of the meetings that your team was regularly attending. We recommend you think about them, right, collect that list of the weekly,

bi-weekly, in terms of every second week, bi-weekly, fortnightly, and monthly meetings during

that first 90 days

so that beyond the 90 day period you can determine

what you're going to do with them.

And there are three ways you can do it.

The first is to keep track of the meetings you attend and also check for already

scheduled recurring meetings that you attend. Make a digital shareable list if you will with your team somewhere in which the meetings

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