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Some people love them, other hate them – meetings are a regular part of the workweek for managers, and are here to stay. 
Meetings can be testing, even for the most prepared manager, and most people will agree that the amount of time wasted in meetings could be drastically reduced if several steps are taken. And those steps are fairly simple and straightforward.
steps are taken. And those steps are fairly simple and straightforward. 
When we run trainings on Meeting Management, one of the common themes that comes up is, what’s the best way to keep the meeting on track when it strays off the agenda?
Why this meeting? Why now?