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  • From Madness to Magic: Transforming Your Teleconference Meetings

    By Linda Tarrant It%u2019s hard enough to have a successful meeting when everyone is sitting around the table looking at each other. Complicate matters even more by putting people in multiple locations with no visual contact and it%u2019s surprising that the modern-day teleconference works at all. The following are some tips that might help you facilitate multi-site meetings (Added: 6-Aug-2001 Hits: 382)
  • Five tips for managing group dynamics, in meetings

    By Joan Lloyd "Our department meetings are a nightmare!" a friend confided over coffee last week. "The department head doesn’t have a clue about how to handle the group, so it’s pretty much a free-for-all. She’s losing respect, too, because everyone wants her to regain control." A large group can be intimidating even for a seasoned manager. Here are some tips I’ve used to lasso unruly group members without alienating the group. (Added: 11-Sep-2001 Hits: 799)
  • Online Meeting Tips

    By NA Hints and tips for better online meetings (Added: 12-Sep-2001 Hits: 462)
  • Practice, Preparation Help Make Meetings Productive.(Brief Article)

    By Alice Bredin MOST people dislike meetings because they waste time and don't achieve objectives. The root of the problem is usually the people running the meetings. A meeting host who clearly outlines objectives and enforces the agenda to ensure a successful outcome is rare. (Added: 10-Dec-2002 Hits: 411)
  • How To Conduct Successful Meetings

    By NA Was your last meeting successful? Were you an effective chairman or an active participant? Were those who had a contribution to make invited? Did the meeting accomplish the stated purpose? These questions and many more need to be asked and answered affirmatively if organizational meetings are to be successful. (Added: 12-Sep-2001 Hits: 366)

 

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