The Meeting After the Meeting
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The official meeting lasts two hours, but everyone makes the problem even messier.
After the clients leave, only three people remain in the hallway.
Xiao Meng photographs the whiteboard and enlarges the photo.
She discovers the real conflict is not the budget but the delivery time.
The designer rearranges the requirements, and the engineer writes the risks clearly.
They do not hold another meeting; they just stand by the water dispenser revising the plan.
Ten minutes later, Xiao Meng sends the new version to the client.
The client replies, “This time I finally understand it.”
The next day, the boss wants to write this hallway discussion into the process.
Xiao Meng says, “Sure, but do not turn it into another three-hour meeting.”
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