Action items - or meeting todo's - can feel like a very simple part of every meeting, but there's a big difference between high and low-quality tasks!

Refinement meetings can save your team time by ensuring all of your tasks are well thought out beforehand. But what goes into a good refinement meeting, and how useful are they really?

Spending 5 extra minutes to save your team hours every week seems like a no-brainer right? Here we look at how precise agendas and time-boxing can help save you time at every meeting.

Welcome to part two of our deep dive into the 7 most common kinds of meetings and how you can master each to perform better in your workplace. In this article we will be discussing Standups, Refinements, and Retrospectives.

Not all meetings are created equal. Some meetings are more structured, some are less. Some have more attendees, some have fewer. This article investigates how to effectively run all-hands meetings, engineering meetings, product meetings, and interdisciplinary team meetings.

As an employee, you may think that you should only focus on your assigned tasks. But there can be many benefits with taking a step away from your work to learn about what others are doing. We'll explain these benefits, and also give tips on how you can learn more by attending outside team meetings.

Meetings are nearly ubiquitous, without them, companies would struggle to align their employees on valuable projects. But so many of our meetings provide little value and waste time. This article demonstrates the dangers of weekly meetings and gives tips on good meeting purposes and objectives.