Difference between revisions of "Writing Meetinglogs"
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==The Structure== | ==The Structure== | ||
| − | '''1. Who attended the meeting''' | + | '''1. Who attended the meeting''' <br> |
| − | '''2. How were the roles distributed''' | + | '''2. How were the roles distributed''' <br> |
| − | 3. short summary of the individual project reports (state responsible person, speaker and project name as well) | + | ''' 3. short summary of the individual project reports (state responsible person, speaker and project name as well)''' <br> |
| − | '''4. New people''' | + | '''4. New people''' <br> |
| − | '''5. short summary of Agenda point discussions and agreed upon action points (see also Format in weekly Meeting)''' | + | '''5. short summary of Agenda point discussions and agreed upon action points (see also Format in weekly Meeting)''' <br> |
| − | '''6. Workpackage distribution ''' | + | '''6. Workpackage distribution ''' <br> |
==Copy & Paste Template== | ==Copy & Paste Template== | ||
Revision as of 10:16, 2 May 2018
How to write a MeetingLog
The purpose of our MeetingLogs is to provide a general overview over which decisions were made at a meeting as well as their desired effect and situation, to which it is going to be applied. As for now NydusOne organizes all its actions in projects which consist of tasks and our MeetingLogs should reflect this structure in their format.
The Structure
1. Who attended the meeting
2. How were the roles distributed
3. short summary of the individual project reports (state responsible person, speaker and project name as well)
4. New people
5. short summary of Agenda point discussions and agreed upon action points (see also Format in weekly Meeting)
6. Workpackage distribution
