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Scope Creep Kills Projects – It Begins in Poorly Facilitated Meetings
Have you ever heard someone say in a meeting “I don’t know why we’re doing this project in the first place?” Odds are,...
Make Your Meetings Meaningful – Follow These Four Tips to Build Team Members
Back in the day, when I was in school, I must've heard it several times a week: "Stop talking and get to work!" Being...
Meeting Boundaries to Closely Manage: Directed or Facilitated
While there are three primary types of business meetings: information-sharing, instructional or directional...
Indirect Meeting Costs and Other Challenges You Can Overcome
Meetings are frequently a fix for poor leadership. Most would rather go to a movie than sit in a two-hour meeting....
Use Writing Easels or Whiteboards When Facilitating Meetings and Workshops
The National Speakers' Association stated that the most important change speakers could make to be more effective...
Three Questions You Need to Answer Before Your Meeting Begins
You must consider these three questions before you take on the role of session leader for any meeting or workshop....
Promising Meetings Will Fail: Four Causes of Meeting Failures
Sometimes meetings that look promising before they begin, fail unexpectedly. Four primary causes of meeting failures...
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