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How to Make Meetings Work! by Michael Doyle

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How to Make Meetings Work!

Paperback – Bargain Price, September 1, 1993

Michael Doyle

Penguin Publishing Group · Paperback · September 1, 1993

Reading lane: Meetings & Presentations

The interaction method is a new, tested way to stop wasting time and get things done at meetings.

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Who It's For

Meeting decision-makers, leaders, and participants seeking practical ways to improve meetings

Book Details

Authors
Michael Doyle
Publisher
Penguin Publishing Group
Published
September 1, 1993
Format
Paperback
Theme
Meetings & Presentations · Sales Management
Reading lane
Meetings & Presentations

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Publisher Categories

  • Meetings & Presentations

  • Strategic Planning

  • Building Success

About This Book

The interaction method is a new, tested way to stop wasting time and get things done at meetings. The interaction method: ·Increases productivity up to 15 percent; ·Works whether you’re in a hierarchical (authoritarian) or horizontal (democratic) organization; ·Gives everybody a feeling of greater participation and influence; ·Helps you whether you’re a decision maker, leader, or rank-and-file meeting-goer; ·Analyzes 16 types of problem people at meetings and tells you what...

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The interaction method is a new, tested way to stop wasting time and get things done at meetings. The interaction method: ·Increases productivity up to 15 percent; ·Works whether you’re in a hierarchical (authoritarian) or horizontal (democratic) organization; ·Gives everybody a feeling of greater participation and influence; ·Helps you whether you’re a decision maker, leader, or rank-and-file meeting-goer; ·Analyzes 16 types of problem people at meetings and tells you what to do about them; ·Tells you how to develop agendas and arrange meeting rooms and even seats in specific ways that make meetings pay off; ·Shows you how a facilitator, a recorder, and a group memory help generate more and better solutions to problems, and… ·Even tells you seven reasons for not having a meeting!

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