Shorter Meetings Are Better Meetings
Meetings tend to run long. Here are five techniques to shorten your meetings. Read more
Meetings tend to run long. Here are five techniques to shorten your meetings. Read more
This creative thinking exercise is useful in helping a group or team generate fresh ideas. Read more
For a speedy and effective meeting, consider using Sticky Notes (or Post-It® Notes). You can get lots of ideas up quickly and then organize them into appropriate categories for action. Read more
Unprepared meeting participants can cause a meeting to be unproductive and slow. Here are some ways to ensure your attendees are prepared and ready to get started right away. Read more
Meeting preparation is key to conducting a successful meeting. Here’s a list of what to do BEFORE the meeting. Read more
A meeting without active discussion is unlikely to produce results. Here’s how to ensure a climate that fosters productive debate or deliberations. Read more
Meetings that fail often have the wrong people in attendance: they don’t have expertise to share or responsibility for the topic or other reasons. Having the right people means meetings take action and get results. Read more
Effective meetings require management of the energy flow. Doing so is like being a traffic cop. Keep the ideas flowing and participation balanced. Read more
The facilitator role can be key to a great and effective meeting. A facilitator is responsible for a number of meeting elements that, when managed well, can bring about powerful results. Review this list of what a good facilitator does and consider how it can improve your meetings. Read more
Meeting facilitators can have a powerful impact on meetings, making them effective and enjoyable. Why might you opt to have a facilitator? When you want to move beyond your average meeting and get better-than-average results! Read more