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Line 1: − + − + + + − 1. (Helen) To caucus or not to caucus https://chelseatroy.com/2018/03/29/why-do-remote-meetings-suck-so-much/ - 10 minutes+ − 2. (Linda) Request from former team re: sharing info on our work - 5 minutes+ − 3. (Nat) Agenda prep for July 10 - 10 minutes+ − 4. (Ben) Food and travel for July 10 - 5 minutes+ − 5. (Heather) Imagination Audit - 10 minutes+ − 6. (Nat) HR Innovation Unconference + map - 10 minutes+ − 7. (Heather) Listserv - 5 minutes+ − 8. (Helen) Check out - 1 minute+ + − 1. __ I’m good at impromptu speaking+ − 2. __ I usually have ample opportunities to share my thoughts+ − 3. __ I don’t always have to think about what I have to say before I start saying it+ − 4. __ When I start to speak in a meeting, I rarely find myself getting interrupted+ − 5. __ I only need a little bit of information about a topic before I start to form an opinion on it+ − 6. __ When I share my thoughts in a meeting, people usually listen+ − 7. __ I think that my ideas are usually valuable contributions to discussion+ − 8. __ I get to participate in lively debates about the future of our business, products, or people+ + − 1. __ I often start to speak and then miss my opportunity+ − 2. __ I word my thought very carefully so I do not strike my coworkers as ‘abrasive’ or ‘aggressive’+ − 3. __ I regularly get interrupted multiple times in a single meeting+ − 4. __ When I share an idea, sometimes someone repeats my idea later without mentioning that I said it+ − 5. __ When I share a thought, I usually get ‘devil’s advocate’ questions that challenge me or ask me to prove it+ − 6. __ I think there are topics that my personal experiences do not qualify me to publicly opine on+ − 7. __ Sometimes I watch lively debates, but I don’t feel comfortable or welcome participating in them.+ − 8. __ I often leave meetings feeling disappointed that I did not have the chance to share my ideas+ + − 1. __ I’m starting to get an idea of what’s not working with meetings+ + − 1. __ I really have no idea why you’re asking me to fill out this checklist+ +
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July 9 1:30pm Eastern
July 9 1:30pm Eastern<br>
Speaking order: Alex, Amanda, Ben, Etienne, Heather, Linda, Nat, Helen (moderator)
Speaking order: Alex, Amanda, Ben, Etienne, Heather, Linda, Nat, Helen (moderator)<br>
Agenda:
Agenda:
# (Helen) To caucus or not to caucus https://chelseatroy.com/2018/03/29/why-do-remote-meetings-suck-so-much/ - 10 minutes
# (Linda) Request from former team re: sharing info on our work - 5 minutes
# (Nat) Agenda prep for July 10 - 10 minutes
# (Ben) Food and travel for July 10 - 5 minutes
# (Heather) Imagination Audit - 10 minutes
# (Nat) HR Innovation Unconference + map - 10 minutes
# (Heather) Listserv - 5 minutes
# (Helen) Check out - 1 minute<br>
Part A
Part A
# __ I’m good at impromptu speaking
# __ I usually have ample opportunities to share my thoughts
# __ I don’t always have to think about what I have to say before I start saying it
# __ When I start to speak in a meeting, I rarely find myself getting interrupted
# __ I only need a little bit of information about a topic before I start to form an opinion on it
# __ When I share my thoughts in a meeting, people usually listen
# __ I think that my ideas are usually valuable contributions to discussion
# __ I get to participate in lively debates about the future of our business, products, or people<br>
Part B
Part B
# __ I often start to speak and then miss my opportunity
# __ I word my thought very carefully so I do not strike my coworkers as ‘abrasive’ or ‘aggressive’
# __ I regularly get interrupted multiple times in a single meeting
# __ When I share an idea, sometimes someone repeats my idea later without mentioning that I said it
# __ When I share a thought, I usually get ‘devil’s advocate’ questions that challenge me or ask me to prove it
# __ I think there are topics that my personal experiences do not qualify me to publicly opine on
# __ Sometimes I watch lively debates, but I don’t feel comfortable or welcome participating in them.
# __ I often leave meetings feeling disappointed that I did not have the chance to share my ideas<br>
Part C
Part C
__ I’m starting to get an idea of what’s not working with meetings<br>
Part D
Part D
__ I really have no idea why you’re asking me to fill out this checklist<br>
reference: https://chelseatroy.com/2018/03/29/why-do-remote-meetings-suck-so-much/
reference: https://chelseatroy.com/2018/03/29/why-do-remote-meetings-suck-so-much/
