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Our cloud-based Business Operating System (BOS) platform contains each of the essential concepts, tools, and disciplines needed to become great company builders.  \nWe believe we’re moving into a new age of Work—what we refer to as the Age of Understanding,  or Work 8.0. The coming of this age was inevitable, but the pandemic accelerated its arrival by about ten years as so many people transitioned to remote or hybrid work models.  \nWhen we say Work, we mean finding value and purpose in our occupational roles — not just punching a time clock.  \nOne of the most notable characteristics of Work 8.0 is that we now have an almost infinite array of opportunities to find Work. This shift will see more and more people reshuffling where and how they Work.  \nThe good news is we’ve been studying company building for decades and have a well-informed, time-tested understanding of the essential concepts, tools, and disciplines needed to master great company building.  \nIn short, great companies understand who they are, what they are, where they are, where they want to go, and what it’s going to take to get there.  \nThis guide is all about how to master a particular skill, discipline, or toolset. It’s one of an array of guides associated with how to build a great company.  \nAcross all our content, rest assured that our relentless focus will always be to simplify the hard work of aligning and focusing teams so organizations and their employees can thrive.  \nGratefully,  \nMark Abbott  \nCEO + Founder, [Ninety.io](Ninety.io)  \n2  \nOn Weekly Team Meetings | Ninety  \nPurpose  \nThis Ninety Guide is part of our series on the meetings necessary to build, operate, and scale a great company. This guide addresses Weekly Team Meetings: those held once a week.  \nAn organization’s success largely depends on how well its teams work both independently and with each other. A team’s performance is most often determined by its individual members’ability to collaborate, cooperate, and communicate. For us, the Weekly Team Meeting (WTM) system makes it all happen.  \nWhy do we dedicate so much content to meetings? Because every organization has them, no matter how big or small. And because meetings can either be the foundation of a company’s excellence or the bane of its existence.  \nBased on decades of company-building experience and data, we have a clear roadmap for how best to design and run effective meetings that help teams Get Smart Stuff Done (GSSD), achieve breakthroughs, and grow their organization.  \nWe’re happy to share our roadmap because delivering free, highimpact, company-building information is part of our mission to help organizations focus, align, and thrive.  \nLET’S DIVE IN .  \n• Read it  \n» We’ve designed this guide to make it easy to quickly absorb the information. Skim for highlights, glance for big ideas, or dive in for a deeper understanding.  \n• Save it  \n» Continue to use this guide as a high-value reference. Highlight, underline, or circle what’s most useful. We’ve even left space for notes.  \n• Share it  \n» The information and advice on these pages should be shared. 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