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How fewer meetings and open sharing of meetings notes are one of the secrets to Hugo's success.
Meetings. The bane of existence for many.
I get it.
We’ve all been in meetings that should have been an email. Or meetings where it’s someone just repeating numbers that could have easily been sent out as a video recording. But, how do you fix this problem and make the most out of your meetings?
I recently spoke with Darren Chait from Hugo about their limit of 4-hours of meetings per week, and how meetings (specifically, sharing meeting notes openly with your organization) can positively affect your culture.
"Meetings have a disproportionate influence on culture, so if I really want to affect the culture of my company...meetings are a really easy place to start.”
Darren Chait
Co-founder, Hugo
Darren is the co-founder and COO of Hugo, a connected meeting notes software, and solving some of the pain around meetings is a cause close to his heart. He’s a self-diagnosed coffee-snob, regularly forced to part with $6 for a cup of coffee to get him through his day.
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Dustin Tysick
Jostle Corporation is the creator of a new kind of employee intranet. Find out more at www.jostle.me. © 2009–2020 Jostle Corporation. All rights reserved.
