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Everyone loves meetings, right? 

Meetings aren't inherently bad, but they have the stigma of interrupting and delaying work. In Agile, meetings are part of the work. Therefore, each meeting in an Agile framework has a specific purpose, agenda, attendees, and expected outcomes. Other meetings not described or suggested by a framework MAY OR MAY NOT be important to accomplishing work. Joining meetings in which you are not required MAY OR MAY NOT be valuable to you and the other participants.

Attend meetings judiciously. Add "extra" meetings judiciously. ALWAYS have an agenda, timebox, and come away with action items.

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<p id="meetings_learn_more">Learn more about meetings <a href="https://qnetconfluence.cms.gov/display/LACE/Meetings" target="_blank"><strong>here</a>.</p>


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