Meeting audit worksheet
Meeting duration is one part of cost. This worksheet reviews what the meeting accomplishes and whether its placement leaves useful space for other work.
How to use this file
- List the actual purpose and a recent outcome for each recurring meeting.
- Look at placement, preparation and follow-up alongside duration.
- Connect an observed condition to a specific task without assuming causation.
- Try one adjustment and check whether the required coordination still happens.
Open the file in an ordinary editor or spreadsheet. It is a manual resource, usable with or without FlowSight. It does not imply automatic agent import or integration.
A worked example
Fictional example: a recurring update splits the testing period; move it near another meeting while preserving the decision the update supports.
Template preview
meeting,purpose,necessary_participants,preparation,follow_up,placement,decision_or_outcome,affected_task,proposed_change,owner,review_date,trial_result [meeting],[decision or coordination],[roles],[preparation],[follow up],[schedule],[recent outcome],[specific task],[one adjustment],[owner],[date],[result]
Review before sharing
Check outcomes against evidence, preserve uncertainty and remove details the reader does not need. Review connected services separately if they process the document. The worksheet itself is a drafting aid, not a guarantee about privacy or compliance.
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