Työkokous

A työkokous is a Finnish term that translates to "work meeting" or "workshop." It refers to a gathering of individuals, typically professionals, organized for the purpose of discussing, planning, problem-solving, or developing specific tasks, projects, or strategies related to their work. These meetings are designed to be collaborative and action-oriented, aiming to achieve concrete outcomes.

The format of a työkokous can vary greatly depending on its objectives. Some may involve presentations and discussions, while others might be more hands-on, involving group activities, brainstorming sessions, or practical exercises. The participants are usually individuals who have a direct interest or role in the subject matter being addressed. The emphasis is often on shared participation and contribution from all attendees to generate ideas and find solutions.

The goals of a työkokous can include improving communication within a team, generating new ideas, making decisions, developing a plan of action, or training employees on a new process or tool. They are a common feature in many Finnish workplaces and are considered an effective method for fostering teamwork and driving progress in various professional contexts. The term emphasizes the productive and task-focused nature of the meeting.