1 – Start on time. Give warning; then do it.

2 – Assign time-keeping and minutes responsibilities.

3 – Keep posted on the time remaining and the amount behind schedule if any.

4 – Start with and stick to the agenda.

5 – Allow interruptions for emergency purposes only.

6 – Restate conclusions and assignments to ensure agreement.

7 – End on time.

Source: Alec MacKenzie, “The Time Trap” (Amacom)

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