Yes, that timeline works for me, and I can cover the first part while you handle the wrap-up.
For the agenda, I'd keep it simple: quick status check, confirm who owns which tasks, then a short block for questions. If you send the draft list, I'll tighten the wording and make sure the steps read clearly in order.
On the notes you mentioned, I think the confusion came from two similar items being listed under different headings. I'll consolidate them and add one sentence explaining the difference so nobody talks past each other. Also, if you're okay with it, I'll add a small "next steps" section at the end so we don't leave without a clear handoff.For the agenda, I'd keep it simple: quick status check, confirm who owns which tasks, then a short block for questions. If you send the draft list, I'll tighten the wording and make sure the steps read clearly in order.
Share what time you prefer and I'll adjust.
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I can take that on, and yes, it makes sense to keep the outline short so people can follow it quickly.
For the checklist you asked about, I'd group the steps by what happens first, what depends on someone else, and what can be done in parallel. That way, if something slips, it's obvious where it affects the rest. Also, I'd avoid adding extra labels unless they solve a real confusion; too many tags usually make it harder to scan.
On the scheduling question, I'm flexible, but mid-morning tends to work better because everyone is more responsive then. If you send two or three time windows, I'll confirm the one that fits and I'll bring a short summary so we don't spend the first ten minutes recapping. Let me know what you prefer. --------------- Thank You, Lisa Wayy
For the checklist you asked about, I'd group the steps by what happens first, what depends on someone else, and what can be done in parallel. That way, if something slips, it's obvious where it affects the rest. Also, I'd avoid adding extra labels unless they solve a real confusion; too many tags usually make it harder to scan.
On the scheduling question, I'm flexible, but mid-morning tends to work better because everyone is more responsive then. If you send two or three time windows, I'll confirm the one that fits and I'll bring a short summary so we don't spend the first ten minutes recapping. Let me know what you prefer. --------------- Thank You, Lisa Wayy
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