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    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountab

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    Most meetings generally take too long, cover too little, end without specific plans, objectives or outcomes and waste time, money and resources. I believe that “meeting” is an important business function. Meetings get people together to share information, ideas, problems, activities and feelings.

    There are a few key elements to consider when planning or holding a productive meeting that you want to end with a specific outcome, objective met, decision made or plan implemented.

    1. Carefully consider who should attend the meeting and why. What will they add or what do they need to take away.

    2. Let people know the agenda in advance, so they can come prepared.

    3. Follow the agenda.

    4. Stick to the allotted time.

    5. Keep the meeting moving.

    6. Stay focused in the present.

    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountabl

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    Most meetings generally take too long, cover too little, end without specific plans, objectives or outcomes and waste time, money and resources. I believe that “meeting” is an important business function. Meetings get people together to share information, ideas, problems, activities and feelings.

    There are a few key elements to consider when planning or holding a productive meeting that you want to end with a specific outcome, objective met, decision made or plan implemented.

    1. Carefully consider who should attend the meeting and why. What will they add or what do they need to take away.

    2. Let people know the agenda in advance, so they can come prepared.

    3. Follow the agenda.

    4. Stick to the allotted time.

    5. Keep the meeting moving.

    6. Stay focused in the present.

    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountab

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    There are a few key elements to consider when planning or holding a productive meeting that you want to end with a specific outcome, objective met, decision made or plan implemented.

    1. Carefully consider who should attend the meeting and why. What will they add or what do they need to take away.

    2. Let people know the agenda in advance, so they can come prepared.

    3. Follow the agenda.

    4. Stick to the allotted time.

    5. Keep the meeting moving.

    6. Stay focused in the present.

    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountab

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    he meeting and why. What will they add or what do they need to take away.

    2. Let people know the agenda in advance, so they can come prepared.

    3. Follow the agenda.

    4. Stick to the allotted time.

    5. Keep the meeting moving.

    6. Stay focused in the present.

    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountab

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    7. Constructively manage the different personalities attending the meeting.

    8. Have closure on items or establish a specific time to meet again to address these tabled issues.

    9. Hold those people who leave with assigned tasks or activities accountable.

    My final thought for the week: Meetings are essential to the success of any business, however when they are conducted to feed the ego of the person running the meeting, if they re-visit, again and again previous unfinished business, if they are a platform for manipulation and little open exchange between departments or levels of management, let's face it they are a waste of time - time that you can ill afford to waste in today's competitive and rapidly changing world.

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