Better Meetings

Clearword's take on how to have better meetings in general. Anything from tools to workflows.

Agendas and Topics for Weekly Meetings

The importance of weekly meetings. This article provides a basic agenda for brainstorming, progress updates, decision-making, planning, and training meetings. The key is to have actionable meetings with clear agendas and strong actionable summaries.

7 things to cover in weekly product team meetings

What you should cover in your weekly product team meetings. Product roadmap, Customer feedback, Competitive landscape, Metric and analytics, Sprint planning , Stakeholder updates, Design and User Experience.

How Clearword can save you time and increase productivity

Meetings are an essential part of any business, but they can also be a major drain on time and resources. Explore how Clearword uses AI to reduce time in meetings and increase productivity for your team.

How to become a thriving leader in a remote and hybrid world

The era of choice is a rather basic concept that can completely change how you approach your leadership style in a radically positive and constructive way. In this article, we explore how the leadership mindset has changed, the "Framework of We" and tools to use to develop deeper professional relationships in this modern remote and hybrid work environment.

Introducing AI-Generated Meeting Summaries

Clearword’s new smart summary feature instantly creates a highlight summary of your meeting for you to review, share and keep teams aligned.

How to Have Better Hybrid Meetings

The mainstays of the pandemic - lockdown, WFH - are fast becoming a thing of the past. In many sectors, hybrid work is becoming the dominant model.

Best Remote and Hybrid Communication Tools of 2022

Do you want to up your remote work game to work smarter, not harder? Here are some of the best tools out there to help you work more efficiently and effectively.

Remote Workflows: How To Get In The Zone And Stay There

So, being productive is one thing. But how do you maintain it? Distractions, life and ever-increasing workloads can take their toll, so how do you achieve a flow-state with remote work? And more importantly, once you’re in the zone, how do you stay there?