- Every meeting must have one clear decision maker. If there's no decision maker -- or no decision to be made -- the meeting shouldn't happen.
- No more than 10 people should attend.
- Every person should give input, otherwise they shouldn't be there.
- No decision should ever wait for a meeting. If a meeting absolutely has to happen before a decision should be made, then the meeting should be scheduled immediately.
My former flatmate, fellow student at HPI and now Googler Martin Probst clarified:
@rmetzler +no devices (laptops, mobiles), but there are presentations in front of more than 10 (but it's a presentation then!).
— Martin Probst (@martin_probst) January 11, 2012
