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Decision making is rarely damaged by one bad meeting. It weakens when every routine absorbs uncertainty instead of resolving it. This book reframes meetings as operating systems for management, alignment, and execution.It examines agenda design, managerial cadence, and escalation paths as mechanisms that determine how information moves. A meeting can clarify ownership, surface constraints, and accelerate output. It can also hide confusion behind participation.The book separates communication from coordination and coordination from decision rights. Managers learn to see meetings not as calendar events, but as recurring tests of structure, priority, and responsibility.In European organizations, where cross-border teams and matrix structures are common, decision making requires more than consensus. It requires routines that reduce ambiguity without increasing control.
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