Leaving a Paper Trail - Meeting Minutes

Transcript summary — log in to access this content in full.

But, so the takeaway on this part is just that, when we say meeting minutes, yeah, of course everybody knows what meeting minutes are, but there are sort of specific things about the ways that these things go that you would want to make sure you understood, because by presuming that the way end card would ask about this is kind of in that old school sense of the idea of the template, the idea of the set information, always knowing who's at the meetings, always knowing the weather or the sort of generalized topic, there being a clear date stamp, so that that can move along, it's clear who's taking the notes, and then it's clear who's saying the key important things, and it's clear who the action plans, who's supposed to do something coming out of this. Sometimes you'll see that the action plans will become a separate, especially on big, complicated projects, that will become a second document, and not part of the meeting minutes that they, they separate out just because of the complication. But in, you know, the sort of more standard, simpler types of meetings, generally it's sort of one document.

Log in to access files