Hybrid Meetings That Work
This is a hands-on workshop that fixes the meetings where some people sit in a room and others join on screens. Most hybrid meetings quietly split into two tiers, a strong room and a weak set of screens, and the people on video pay for it. The workshop is built to run over video or in a hybrid setup, so the team feels a good hybrid meeting while they learn to build one.
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What You'll Achieve with the Hybrid Meetings That Work Workshop
Real outcomes that transform your team
Increased engagement from remote participants during meetings.
Enhanced clarity in decision-making processes.
Reduced feelings of isolation for remote team members.
When to Use the Hybrid Meetings That Work Workshop
Perfect for these situations and team challenges
Consultants seeking to improve remote and hybrid team dynamics.
Team leaders aiming to enhance the effectiveness of recurring hybrid meetings.
How the Hybrid Meetings That Work Workshop Works
A step-by-step breakdown of the workshop process
1Step 1: Check-in, feel a good hybrid meeting
Open the session as a model hybrid meeting to establish equal access from the start, enabling participants to feel included immediately.
2Step 2: Where hybrid breaks for us
Identify and discuss the specific ways hybrid meetings fail, allowing the team to focus on their actual challenges rather than generic issues.
3Step 3: The three moves that fix most of it
Teach and practice three crucial strategies that improve hybrid meetings, ensuring everyone has a voice and roles are clearly defined.
4Step 4: Practise a real hybrid decision
Engage in a live decision-making exercise using the previously learned roles and structures, helping participants to internalize the new practices.
Key Topics Covered in the Hybrid Meetings That Work Workshop
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