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how many of you take notes during any type of meetings
how often you take note?
is there any app you use to take note and document what discussed during the call.
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Melissa Phillips
Guilty as charged. I'm a compulsive note-taker, digital and analog. Honestly, it helps me retain information and track action points. Google Keep and Evernote are my go-tos for digital notes, and I still love a good old notebook for the tactile feel.
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@meli_phil_45 it's really great....i think it's more important to capture the important items from the call irrespective of the method 🙌
I use a mind-mapping app like MindMeister or figma Jam to visually capture meeting discussions and ideas in real-time. It allows for collaboration and easy organization of thoughts.
@realvladgolub thanks for sharing......Figjam use sounds exciting & creative.....would love to have sneak peak of the figjam file if you could show 😅
@ramandeep_sharma1 I don't have a template, but my maps look like this: https://www.figma.com/community/...
Not anymore, there are many speech-to-text apps where we combine with ChatGPT similar tools to create action items, summarize key points, schedule the next meetings, or whatever else is needed.
@canberk_ars thanks for sharing.....can you also share which apps/tools you are enjoying most for this ?
I take notes as often as possible and usually in the same software. It helps me keep my brain engaged.
@dextersjab i am also looking for some app or software to make it easier for me .....it will be really helpful if you could recommend something
@ramandeep_sharma1 I use PKMs like Roam and Obsidian. Many others use Notion for that kind of thing too. I believe the tool isn't as important as consistency.
Notes or no notes, the key is staying engaged in the meeting. Just my approach, though. Everyone's mileage may vary.
@stewalker007 agree with you.....any hacks you would like to share to stay engage in long meetings?
