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If they're properly planned with a helpful meeting agenda and a commitment to staying on track, they can be a productive time for brainstorming, team building, sharing information, and decision-making.  \nBut how do you run a good meeting that your team members find motivating and informative, instead of boring and frustrating?  \nUnfortunately, there are several common mistakes you can make that turn team meetings into team nightmares.  \nTo help you avoid this, we’ve compiled some of our best hacks on how to run a team meeting so your entire team leaves feeling empowered and energized.  \nBefore you start: Are you prepared to run a team meeting?  \nLack of planning can tank a meeting's potential before the first attendee even shows up. If thereis no meeting agenda, no established roles, and a lack of focus, how can you hope that the time will be well spent?  \nNo matter the type of meeting, good preparation is integral to running a successful team meeting. Here are the three steps managers should follow before they kick off a meeting.  \nStep 1: Set the agenda  \nTo achieve effective meetings, managers need to decide on certain aspects of a meeting as they're developing their ideas. You can meet your objective by using a team meeting agenda.  \nMake a list of who will be invited to the meeting.  \nWill the meeting participants include the entire team? Are you going to include remote team members, or keep the meeting 100% face-to-face?  \nDecide on a meeting time and the amount of time you need for it.  \nDon't make it longer than it has to be, or the participants will walk away feeling like the meeting was a waste of time. For daily stand-ups, set aside anywhere from 15 to 20 minutes to quickly  \ntouch base—anything longer can cut too much into work time. Meetings that happen less frequently, like weekly collaboration sessions, may need more time. Plan to set aside at least 45 minutes to an hour for these meetings, or longer if it’s been a particularly crazy week with many updates. You want to allow enough time to use the meeting time effectively, especially if actual work is being done—but not so long that your team’s engagement suffers.  \nSet the meeting location.  \nIf you're including remote team members, add a way for them to attend via Zoom or using another video conferencing system.  \nNow it's time to work on what to include in the team meeting agenda. Set the purpose of the meeting and narrow down your agenda items to the most important ones. Decide what you will talk about first, and what topics will follow. Think about how you will end the meeting and the next steps. For example, celebrating wins, demos, reviewing goals and objectives, and establishing new action items.  \nSend the agenda out to all the attendees to help them understand the meeting goal and be ready to participate in the team meeting.  \nStep 2: Establish roles  \nRunning a great meeting takes more than one person's effort—every participant needs to have an established role. By assigning these roles in advance, each stakeholder can prepare their parts. This helps the group stick to the main agenda items, avoid unproductive tangents, and generally make the most of the meeting time.  \nThere are several important meeting roles. The team leader usually doubles as the meeting leader and is typically responsible for creating the meeting agenda and running the meeting. The note taker writes down the meeting minutes and makes notes of ideas and action items as they arise. 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