Running Q&A more efficiently at your team and all-hands meetings

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Al Chen Solutions Consultant| Coda New York, Ny, United States

The Q&A portion after a team meeting or all-hands can get awkward since the speaker is waiting for people to raise their hands to ask what might be an irrelevant question. We run Q&A differently at my company by having the questions entered into a doc and then team members can upvote/downvote questions just like reddit. This way:

1) questions are crowdsourced before the meeting and
2) top questions rise to the top

Posted: Dec 17, 2018 5:23 PM (Updated by moderator: Dec 18, 2018 10:46 AM)

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