Making Meetings Meaningful - Meet And Do More Than Greet -- a DECENT PROFIT e-Doc
Meetings inside the organizational world are a fact of life. Most people hate going to meetings, yet there's little choice but to do so. John Nirenberg says that this does not have to be the case. "In an overworked, stressed-out, e-mailed, up-to-here reality, where we come to think of ourselves as simply conduits for bits and bytes, let's take those great breaks we call meetings and instead of writing them off, make them meaningful." The characteristics of a good meeting are profiled along with Nirenberg's observations about what can go wrong -- and right -- in any meeting. In quick strokes, Nirenberg establishes the criteria and techniques for having better meetings in the years ahead. Nirenberg is Chair of the Leadership and Personal Development Department at Shinawatra University in Bangkok, Thailand. He is also the author of Global Leadership, Power Tools, and The Living Organization. This e-Doc is published by BrownHerron Publishing, with permission.
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