Meeting Effectiveness & Decision-Making Assessment
Evaluates meeting structure, facilitation quality, and decision follow-through to identify specific improvement opportunities. Designed for organization-wide or team-level deployment with results segmented by function, role level, and work arrangement.
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Approximately how many hours did you spend in meetings in the last 7 days?
How often do meetings you attend have a clear agenda shared at least 24 hours in advance?
How often are decisions, owners, and next steps clearly documented by the end of your meetings?
Overall, how would you rate the effectiveness of meetings at your organization?
Based on your responses in this survey, what is one change that would make your meetings more effective?
What is your primary team or function?
Thank you for your time and insights! Your responses will be reviewed in aggregate to help improve how meetings are planned, facilitated, and followed through across the organization.
How often do you attend recurring team meetings (e.g., standups, syncs, staff meetings)?
For most recurring meetings you attend, which of the following does the agenda typically include? (Select all that apply)
In the last 30 days, how often were meeting decisions revisited because ownership or next steps were unclear?
Rank the following practices by their potential impact on your meeting effectiveness (drag to reorder, most impactful first).
You mentioned areas where meetings could improve. Could you tell me more about a specific recent meeting experience that stood out — positively or negatively?
What is your role level?
How often do meetings you attend start and end on time?
To what extent do you agree: Our team's meeting norms support timely decision-making.
Which meeting types do you find least valuable for your work? (Select all that apply)
How long have you been at the company?
To what extent do you agree: Participants in my meetings have a fair chance to contribute without interruptions.
Which best describes your preference for meeting cadence?
What is your primary work arrangement?
What’s included
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