By Peg Kelly
Planning a meeting and planning a road trip - both are more enjoyable when you know where you are going. The author also recommends honoring the rules of the road and meeting and passengers/meeting attendees. She also has some suggestions for the end of the trip or meeting. See how careful planning can make your next road trip or meeting more enjoyable and productive.
(Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 307)
By Eric Matson
seven steps to salvation. Tools, techniques, and technologies to make your meetings less painful, more productive -- even heavenly.
(Added: 12-Sep-2001 Hits: 437)
By Edward Chalmers
Regardless of what industry you're working in, meetings are an inescapable and crucial part of any business' success
(Added: 20-Jun-2005 Hits: 605)
By Susan Friedman
If you are planning a meeting or a series of meetings take a look at this article. Should you really be planning your meeting? Are you meeting just because you always meet at 2:00 o'clock on Monday afternoon? This article provides you with thirteen reasons for not calling a meeting. Also provided are thirteen good reasons for holding a meeting. So if you are interested in saving work time, take a few minutes to review the reasons why you should or should not plan a meeting.
(Added: 4-Oct-2005 Hits: 397)
By Susan Heathfield
People spend so much time in meetings that turning meeting time into sustained results is a priority. Actions that make meetings successful occur before, during, and after the meeting. If you neglect any one of these opportunities, your meetings will not bear the fruit you desire. Take these twelve actions to guide meeting attendees to achieve expected, positive, and constructive outcomes.
(Added: 27-Mar-2006 Hits: 659)
By HR Soapbox - Alexander Hamilton Institute
There's nothing more disruptive in a meeting than a talkative
attendee who won't shut up. You wish you had a...
(Added: 15-Oct-2003 Hits: 539)