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working session

A working session is a meeting in which people work together on a specific task, problem, or project, rather than only discussing it.

In plain English

The key idea is that the meeting time is used to do the work together, not just to exchange views about it. People join to make progress on one specific task, problem, or project during the meeting itself.

In context

Here, "working session" names a meeting where people actively collaborate on a particular piece of work during the meeting itself.

Situation
Collaborating remotely through projects, tasks, meetings, handoffs, and approvals
What it communicates
names a meeting for active collaborative work

Meaning limits

The term by itself does not say how long the meeting is, who will attend, or whether the work will be completed.

Examples

“Instead of another status meeting, the team held a working session to rewrite the proposal together.”

Core meaning

“Bring the draft to the working session so everyone can edit it there.”

In context