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Meeting Outcome Evaluation
Participant evaluation of whether a meeting met its objectives, produced decisions and left clear next actions.
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About the Meeting
Please take a few minutes to tell us whether this meeting achieved what it set out to do. Your answers stay anonymous.
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What kind of meeting was it?
Choose one:
- Team meeting
- Project meeting
- Decision or planning meeting
- Client or partner meeting
- Other
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What was your role in the meeting?
Choose one:
- Organiser or chair
- Presenter
- Participant
- Observer
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How did you take part?
Choose one:
- In person
- Online
- Hybrid
Objectives and Decisions
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Were the meeting's objectives made clear in advance or at the start?
Choose one:
- Yes
- Partly
- No
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How far did the meeting achieve its objectives?
Choose one:
- Fully
- Mostly
- Partly
- Not at all
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What stopped the meeting from achieving more? Select all that apply.
Condition: Shown when objectives were only partly or not met
Choose any that apply:
- Ran out of time
- Key people were absent
- Information was missing
- Discussion drifted off topic
- Disagreements were left unresolved
- Other
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Were concrete decisions reached?
Choose one:
- Yes
- No
- Not sure
Follow-Through
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How far do you agree with each statement?
- I know which actions I am responsible for
- Each action has a named owner
- Deadlines were agreed for the actions
- I expect a written record of the outcomes
For each row: choose one:
- Strongly disagree
- Disagree
- Neither agree nor disagree
- Agree
- Strongly agree
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How well did the meeting use participants' time?
Choose one:
- Very poorly
- Poorly
- Adequately
- Well
- Very well
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Could the same results have been reached without meeting, for example by email or a shared document?
Choose one:
- Yes
- No
- Not sure
Overall
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On a scale of 0 to 10, how effective was this meeting overall?
A number from 0 to 10
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What would make the next meeting of this kind more productive?
Open answer