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Essential Meeting Blueprints for Managers

You're reading from   Essential Meeting Blueprints for Managers Wasted meetings mean wasted time and potential. Ensure your meetings are as productive as possible with strategic planning best practices and more.

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2015
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783000821
Length 252 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sharlyn Lauby Sharlyn Lauby
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

1. Meeting Roles, Responsibilities, and Activities 2. Regularly Scheduled Status Updates FREE CHAPTER 3. Brainstorming 4. Networking Meetings 5. Training Meetings 6. Employee Performance Conversations 7. Focus Groups 8. Pitch Meetings 9. Strategic Planning 10. Project Meetings 11. The Work Doesn't End When the Meeting is Over References and Resources

5 tips for better training


Better training meetings take practice. Here are some words of wisdom from business professionals who have conducted more than their fair share of training meetings.

Pamela J. Green, MBA, SPHR, is president and CEO of the Power Project Institute. The company partners with organizations who love their employees and recognize the power of traditional values when delivered with modern human resource practices:

"My favorite meeting tip is this and I use it as a guide when helping clients prepare for meetings with me, as well as to help their teams prepare for trainings with me:

  • Provide context about the purpose of the meeting in advance

  • Offer an agenda in advance of the meeting (not the same day, but perhaps the day or two before, especially if someone needs to prepare)

  • Send out questions for attendees to consider for discussion purposes and add to the agenda

  • Set high standards, start, and end on time. If you can't end on time get the group's approval to move beyond the...

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