Leading Teams is not an easy endeavour. Nothing ever goes perfectly well and the person to blame will always be the leader. If you can handle and shoulder that blame as you take on a new challenge, as you pick up your feet and try again. You have the makings of a leader, that is in short supply, that your team needs.

Is it the person who called it? The one with the most seniority? The person who calls the meeting isn’t necessarily the one who’s going to lead it.  Their role was to get everyone together, but who leads it? What are you discussing?  What’s the problem you’re trying to solve? Start there, that’s your leader.

If only Levelling Up were this easy (and fun). Instead, you have to trust the path you’re on, the process, and the direction you’re headed that it will lead to leveling up, lead to getting better, and lead to getting that much closer to your end goal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KICdX-v9X4

Does someone need to take minutes in every meeting? That’s a job for a bot, a transcript, and an email. Don’t put someone in charge of writing minutes when they could be contributing so much more to the meeting at hand.