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Ever wondered why your calendar is packed with meetings? It’s not just a scheduling issue, it’s a culture problem. In this episode of Edtech Tuesdays, Ewa Hutmacher talk with Chris Fenning about the hidden cost of bad meetings, why TPO (Topic, Purpose, Output) is a game changer, and how two meeting-free days can boost productivity by 71%. Tune in now and give your meetings a makeover.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
✔ Why meetings are a mirror of your organizational culture
✔ The 3-word framework that changes everything: TPO (Topic, Purpose, Output)
✔ How two meeting-free days can boost productivity by 71% and improve collaboration by 43%
Meetings aren’t just meetings. They impact trust, engagement, and results. If you lead teams or spend hours in meetings, this conversation will change how you think about your calendar.
Chris Fenning helps professionals master their communication at work. Whether it is helping experts talk to non-experts, making meetings more effective, or simply being able to start a message clearly. Chris’s practical methods are used in organisations like Google, JP Morgan, and NATO, and have appeared in the Harvard Business Review. He is also the author of four award-winning books on communication and training that have sold more than 100,000 copies worldwide. Find out how Chris can help you at www.chrisfenning.com
Ewa Hutmacher is the Partner for Nordics at Fearless Culture. She is a certified workplace culture designer, facilitator, and consultant on a mission to guide people and organizations toward what truly matters in their working lives. Ewa helps organizations shape a workplace culture where both business and people can thrive. Find out how Ewa can help you at snabbfoting.se/ewahutmacher-en/
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