Meeting Culture Audit
How much meeting time is worth it – and which standing meetings should die.
4 questions · 1 page · about 2 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Meeting load grows by default and shrinks only by audit. This survey measures the culture honestly: hours in meetings versus hours of value received, the hybrid experience for remote attendees, whether meetings start with purpose and end with owners, and the licence-to-kill question – which standing meeting would you delete tomorrow.
Publish the delete-list winners and actually kill one; nothing signals that feedback matters like a recurring invite disappearing.
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Your meeting week
This survey asks how much time you spend in meetings and how worthwhile that time is. Your answers help us decide which meetings to change or drop. It takes about 2 minutes.
Q1.Hours in meetings in a typical week?*
- Under 5
- 5 to under 10
- 10 to under 20
- 20 or more
Q2.What share of that time is genuinely worth it?*
Q3.How often do meetings here...
| Rarely | Sometimes | Usually | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Have a clear purpose | |||
| End with owners and next steps | |||
| Include remote attendees as equals | |||
| Could have been a message |
Q4.Which recurring meeting would you delete tomorrow, and why?*
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