Yes, that schedule works for me.
If you're asking whether we should keep it short or include time for questions, I'd do both: start with the main points for ten minutes, then leave the rest open for follow-ups.
For the notes, I can summarize what we decided, but I'll need you to confirm the two tasks you wanted handled first so I don't assume the wrong priority.
Also, about Thursday: I can join earlier, but I may need a quick break mid-way. If you're fine with it, I'll send a simple outline ahead of time so everyone can add comments before we meet.
Let me know if you want a reminder list too, or if you'd rather keep it informal and just talk through it.
If you're asking whether we should keep it short or include time for questions, I'd do both: start with the main points for ten minutes, then leave the rest open for follow-ups.
For the notes, I can summarize what we decided, but I'll need you to confirm the two tasks you wanted handled first so I don't assume the wrong priority.
Also, about Thursday: I can join earlier, but I may need a quick break mid-way. If you're fine with it, I'll send a simple outline ahead of time so everyone can add comments before we meet.
Let me know if you want a reminder list too, or if you'd rather keep it informal and just talk through it.
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On your question about the timeline, I think splitting it into two steps makes it easier: first gather everyone's availability, then choose the shortest window that still gives time to think.
If you want my preference, I'd keep the agenda simple and avoid squeezing in extra topics. That way we can actually finish what we start and not carry it into the next week.
For the document you mentioned, I can revise the wording, but tell me what tone you want: more direct, or more collaborative. I can do either, but I don't want it to sound sharper than you intended.
Also, if we're coordinating with the larger group, it helps to send one message with the final plan instead of several small updates. I can draft it if you confirm the key points. We will see them next week when we are back in the office.
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If you want my preference, I'd keep the agenda simple and avoid squeezing in extra topics. That way we can actually finish what we start and not carry it into the next week.
For the document you mentioned, I can revise the wording, but tell me what tone you want: more direct, or more collaborative. I can do either, but I don't want it to sound sharper than you intended.
Also, if we're coordinating with the larger group, it helps to send one message with the final plan instead of several small updates. I can draft it if you confirm the key points. We will see them next week when we are back in the office.
