L10 meeting template (EOS Level 10)
The fastest way to run L10 consistently: same agenda, same timeboxes, minutes that actually stick.
# EOS Level 10 (L10) Meeting
**Team:** {Team}
**Date/Time:** {YYYY-MM-DD} · {Start–End}
**Facilitator:** {Name}
**Attendees:** {Names}
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## Agenda (90 minutes)
- Segue (5)
- Scorecard (5)
- Rock review (5)
- Headlines (5)
- To-dos (5)
- IDS (60)
- Conclude (5)
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## Segue (5)
- Personal best:
- Professional best:
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## Scorecard (5)
Metric | Goal | Actual | On track? (Y/N)
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{Metric} | {Goal} | {Actual} | {Y/N}
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## Rock Review (5)
Rock | Owner | Status (On/Off) | Notes
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{Rock} | {Owner} | {On/Off} | {Notes}
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## Headlines (5)
- Customer headline:
- Employee headline:
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## To-dos (5)
Owner | To-do | Due | Done?
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{Owner} | {To-do} | {Due} | {Y/N}
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## IDS (60)
Issue | Owner | Priority | Notes / Solve
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{Issue} | {Owner} | {High/Med/Low} | {Notes}
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## Conclude (5)
- New to-dos (recap):
- Cascading messages:
- Rate the meeting (1–10): {Score} - Timebox aggressively — save stories for IDS.
- Only track decisions and to-dos in minutes.
- Ship the recap within 30 minutes after the call.
- Turning IDS into status updates.
- Capturing notes without owners + due dates.
- Letting the scorecard become a debate instead of a signal.
- L10s are name + number dense — validate the Names and Numbers tests.
- If overlap is common, diarization errors will poison to-do ownership.
- Prioritize export/copy so your L10 recap can ship to Slack/Docs.