
By regularly gathering honest input from participants, developing facilitators gain valuable insights into what aspects of their meetings are working well and which areas need attention. These sample survey questions highlight key factors such as clarity, engagement, time management, and relevance, allowing meeting leaders to pinpoint strengths and identify opportunities for growth. Ultimately, using this feedback fosters a culture of open communication and accountability, leading to more effective meetings and stronger team collaboration.
| # | Criteria | Ask Yourself… |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Clear Objectives | Were the purpose and objectives of the meeting clearly communicated at the start? |
| 2 | Structure & Flow | Did the meeting follow a structured agenda and stay on topic? |
| 3 | Time Management | Did the meeting start and end on time, and were transitions between topics clearly indicated? |
| 4 | Participation | Were all participants engaged, respectful, and given an opportunity to contribute? |
| 5 | Decision-Making | Were key decisions made after sufficient dialogue and were action items clearly assigned? |
| 6 | Conflicts | Were disagreements handled constructively and respectfully? |
| 7 | Relevance | Were the topics discussed relevant and important to your role or responsibilities? |
| 8 | Challenging Behaviors | Were any dysfunctional behaviors (multi-tasking, interrupting, personal attacks) addressed effectively? |
| 9 | Meeting Closure | Were all actions, key insights, and decisions clearly reviewed before the meeting ended? |
| 10 | Overall Value | Was this meeting a valuable use of your time? |
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