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Reasons for Meeting  Most common reasons for holding a meeting:  To accept reports from participants  To reach a group judgment or decision  To analyze or solve a problem  To gain acceptability for an idea, or decision  To achieve a training objective  To reconcile conflicting views  To communicate essential information to a group 1 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management program, Reasons for Meeting  Most common reasons for holding a meeting:  To relieve tension or insecurity by providing information and management’s viewpoint  To ensure that everyone has the same understanding of information  To obtain quick reactions  To reactivate a stalled project  To demonstrate a product or system  To generate new ideas or concepts 2 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Common Complaints Meetings  Complaints about planning  An agenda was not prepared or sent out prior the meeting  The wrong people were invited to attend  The time for the meeting was for participants  The room was too small  Audiovisual equipment was not ordered  The meeting room was not set up correctly 3 About Chapter 11 - Meeting Management to inconvenient Common Complaints Meetings  Complaints About about leadership  Leader did not follow the agenda  Leader monopolized meeting discussion time; imposed personal views on group  Leader was weak; spoke infrequently; failed to control disruptive participants  Leader did not facilitate communication among all participants 4 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Common Complaints Meetings  Complaints About about participation  Participants were unprepared for the meeting  Unfamiliar with agenda  Did not read background materials  Did not prepare their own presentations  Some participants contributed too much  Some participants contributed too little  Some participants were disruptive or either intentionally or 5 unintentionally Chapter 11 - Meeting Management uncooperative, Common Complaints Meetings  Complaints About about the meeting’s outcomes  There weren’t any outcomes!  Decisions are not implemented  Assignments agreed to by participants not done  Recommendations are not passed on  Findings are often ignored 6 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management are Planning Meetings  What is the objective of this meeting?  Describes what you expect the meeting to accomplish  Meeting may have more than one objective  Who should attend this meeting?  Avoid inviting too many or too few people  Consider the objective of the meeting deciding whom to invite 7 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management when Planning Meetings  When and where will the meeting be held?  Determine availability of key people before meeting time and date  Location of a meeting should be by convenience and suitability choosing a determined  Determine what materials, equipment, refreshments, and room layout are required  Be prepared with whatever materials are needed  Determine which room layout will work the best 8 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Planning Meetings  What should the agenda be?  An effective agenda includes:  Time of meeting  Length of meeting  Location of meeting  List of participants  Subject of meeting  Background information  Items to be covered  Pre-meeting preparation 9 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Leading Meetings  Starting time  Start the meeting on time  Opening remarks  Establish the right tone  Identify any participants unknown to the group  Offer background comments that might prove useful  Review the objectives of the meeting  Identify any time constraints 1 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Leading Meetings  Getting to business  Move to first agenda item after opening remarks  Keep the meeting on track  Participation  Facilitate balanced participation meeting members  Deal assertively but patiently with members 11 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management among disruptive Leading Meetings  Agenda  Use the agenda to keep the discussion on track  Be flexible and allow enough time to discuss a topic  Closing  Close the meeting at the appropriate time  Ask for final questions or comments  Offer a summary of what has been accomplished  Thank the group for their time and contributions 1 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management Effective Meeting Outcomes  Meeting action plan  Replaces traditional minutes of a meeting  Includes basic information about the meeting  Describes specific actions to be taken, person responsible, deadlines and completion dates  Lists key issues discussed and participants  Records meeting length  Announces next meeting  Focuses on actions to be taken after the rather than simply recording the minutes 1 Chapter 11 - Meeting Management meeting

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