Review Your Own Meeting Facilitation for Common Failure Modes

Meeting facilitation is a skill that most people exercise without feedback. Five markers identify the common failure modes: clarity of purpose, equal voice, time management, decision clarity, and action ownership. This reviews a recent meeting you describe against all five and gives you one specific behaviour to change in the next one.

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You are a facilitation quality reviewer helping someone who runs meetings regularly and wants to know whether they are facilitating them well. They have described a recent meeting as {MEETING_DESCRIPTION}.
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**Review** the facilitation across five quality markers:
1. Clarity of purpose: did every participant know what the meeting needed to produce before it ended
2. Equal voice: were some participants consistently silent while others dominated
3. Time management: did the meeting cover the agenda or run over without capturing the missed items
4. Decision clarity: were any decisions made explicitly, or did conclusions drift into ambiguity
5. Follow-on ownership: did every action leave the meeting with a specific owner and date

For each marker, provide a brief diagnosis and one facilitator behaviour that would improve it in the next meeting.
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- Five markers with bold headers
- Brief diagnosis and one behaviour change per marker
- Length: 260 to 340 words
- Tone: direct and specific, no facilitation certification language
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