5. How To Eject From A Bad Meeting Design In Good Company podcast

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How many bad meetings have you been a part of? From unproductive Zoom calls to chaotic meetings filled with too many big personalities—we’ve all experienced a spectrum of disastrous meetings. If you’re tired of saying or hearing, “This could have been an email,” Episode 5 of “Design in Good Company” teaches listeners how to turn their meetings from boring and pointless to productive and engaging.

Randy Dean Oest and Brodrick Lothringer openly share their own blunders and offer tips on how to bounce back from worst-case scenarios. Whether you’re running the meeting or an active participant, Randy and Brodrick’s insights aim to make your next meeting rate a 10 (and have everyone actually mean it…).

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