The Metronomics weekly adjust meeting is the engine of the coaching rhythm. Based on the Metronomics system by Shannon Susko, it gives the team a focused weekly block to read the scoreboard, check quarterly priorities, and work the stuck list so execution adjusts before small problems compound.
Run it every week on a fixed day and time. It sits between the daily huddle and the monthly meeting, turning the week into a chance to course-correct rather than just report. Most leadership teams treat this as the one meeting they never cancel.
The leadership team or a functional team of five to ten people who own metrics and priorities. Everyone in the room should be able to both raise a stuck and help solve one. Keep it tight so the working portion stays fast.
Start with good news to set the tone, then move quickly through the weekly scoreboard and quarterly priorities, marking each on or off track. Surface customer and team feedback, then build a stuck list from everything flagged. Spend the largest block working those stucks: name the real issue, discuss it honestly, and leave each with a decided action and owner. Close by agreeing what cascades to the company and rating the meeting so the rhythm keeps sharpening.
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