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A meeting is not a therapy session: how to conduct a meeting that actually makes sense

A meeting is not a therapy session: how to conduct a meeting that actually makes sense

Psychologist Thijs Launspach offers advice on how to conduct more effective meetings and better manage overcrowded work schedules. The guide emphasizes the importance of clear meeting objectives to ensure productivity and free up time for core tasks.

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