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The CEO trying to end the curse of the pointless meeting

BHP’s Mike Henry is taking an unusual approach to one of the big black holes of corporate life

I was reading an interview with the head of one of the world’s biggest mining companies the other day when I came across a line that made my jaw drop.

It said that when Mike Henry, chief executive of BHP, has a meeting with his executives, he gives someone the job of delivering “structured feedback” about how well or badly the gathering went. 

The appraisal can include a review of how Henry himself chaired proceedings and is sent to all participants as part of a continuous improvement programme known as the “BHP Operating System”. 

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