Answer: I have seen that happen with clients. It was sort of good at first, but then they kind of just fell into a rut. I actually saw one organization, notice that, and so what they did was really cool. I can't remember the frequency, but many, all-hands meetings they had, at least in one quarter, would be an open-ended strategic conversation. So it's not just a report out like here's what I know, here's what's going on. The topic would be generated like at the meeting so very specifically. So the senior people who are reporting did not have a chance to prepare their answers in advance. So it's just structuring your meeting a different way instead of having it be all like reporting out where people can practice what they're going to say, ahead of time which you still need to do some of those. The idea is to have some that are just more open-ended and emergent where topics get thrown out. And people have to respond to them on the fly. And again, I don't think they're going to want to do that every time because but a structure like that I think would help a lot. And it worked well for that organization.

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