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How to Plan a Meeting

How to Plan a Meeting. Training Course. Meeting.

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How to Plan a Meeting

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  1. How to Plan a Meeting Training Course

  2. Meeting • Believe it or not, meetings can and should be the most interesting and productive part of your day. And if you've ever been to a great conference or seminar, you already have seen some of the basic principles at work. These can be summarized as: 1) preparation2) facilitation3) inspiration4) results

  3. Meeting • Preparation means making sure your meeting has a clear, stated purpose, and an agenda. • Facilitation means that someone or a team is responsible for guiding the meeting, a plan for the meeting is reflected in the agenda and the facilitator (or chair) keeps things on time and on track. • Inspiration is probably the most overlooked aspect of everyday meetings. All the attention to detail and process can push the opportunity for spontaneity and enthusiasm aside. • Results means that every meeting should be directed toward one or more outcomes.

  4. Meeting • Inspiration is probably the most overlooked aspect of everyday meetings. All the attention to detail and process can push the opportunity for spontaneity and enthusiasm aside.

  5. Meeting • Preparation means making sure your meeting has a clear, stated purpose, and an agenda. • Facilitation means that someone or a team is responsible for guiding the meeting, a plan for the meeting is reflected in the agenda and the facilitator (or chair) keeps things on time and on track. • Inspiration is probably the most overlooked aspect of everyday meetings. All the attention to detail and process can push the opportunity for spontaneity and enthusiasm aside. • Results means that every meeting should be directed toward one or more outcomes.

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