Payments and Bond section
Allocated talent presenting on the meeting will introduce themselves
Make time for casual conversation
A few minutes of friendly interaction before diving into a meeting can really build the necessary rapport for a successful sit-down—and keep the team engaged when the conversation jumps to business talk.
Scope of the meeting will be found in Upcoming meeting drop down +
Note taking
Your undivided attention is needed to grasp all the information you are about to receive. You don’t have to take notes. Snipeet Consultation session are recorded and converted to text format for later peruse. (talent can extract feedback from here)
Asking questions
feel free to take notes during consultation. All question are answered after presentation.
Available Files
Block is where all information after the meeting will be saved
We usually have 3-4 talents per consultation which comprise of Business analyst, lead designer, Senior engineer, and product manager/moderator to all share light on your idea, product, or service.
All our diverse talents are amazing. We use a very informal approach, like you are having conversation with a close friend.
For a meeting to be effective, every talent needs to walk out with a clear objective. The key things everyone needs to know are:
Deliverables and next steps
Who’s responsible for following up on each item or task.
When those deliverables are due
When the next meeting or check-in will be
And if you were the host, don’t forget that an important part of meeting follow-up is checking in with attendees about how well the meeting went, whether you choose to do so through a casual one-on-one conversation or by sending out a simple and anonymous feedback survey. Hearing from attendees may just give you ample ideas on how you can make future meetings even more inclusive and efficient for everyone.