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 How to conduct successful meetings.

 How to participate in meetings.


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   is it necessar
 ules for conducting a meeting
 C aracteristic features of a meeting
 Control Tec niques
 How to increase participation in meeting
 Factors to be considered.
 Advantages and disadvantages of meeting
 Conclusion
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 t at as
been convened for t e purpose of  

 
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suc as s aring information or reac ing an
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 ]ne-on-one meeting
 Staff meeting

 Team meeting

 Ad- oc meeting
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   is it necessar
 ules for conducting a meeting
 C aracteristic features of a meeting
 Control Tec niques
 How to increase participation in meeting
 Factors to be considered.
 Advantages and disadvantages of meeting
 Conclusion
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S aring Information and Updates

 Placing Concerns

 Mutual Agreement
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 Inform and Invite t e concerned people


 Time Management

 Agenda of Meeting

 ecord Minutes of Meeting

 Summarize

 S are t e esults
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ènvironment
Participants
Facilitator
Format
Breaks
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communication
 Focus on t e participants not facilitator
 No observers
 Prepare place cards
 Private and silent location
 

  o s ould attend t e meeting
 No of participants
 Tpe of participants
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 ˜eep t ings on track, sc edule
 Help in meeting t e objective
 Avoid conflicts
 èncourage full participation
 Use proper questioning tec niques
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 State t e objectives of t e meeting
 Describe t e general rules
 Non-t reatening information gat ering
 èncourage equal participation
 ènd wit a summar or conclusion
 
 equired onl for long meetings
 Can be used for
1. Networking
2. è c anging business cards
 Ideal time 15-20 mins
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 Control Tec niques
 Factors to be considered.
 Advantages and disadvantages of meeting
 Conclusion
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‰ Decide w et er ou genuinel want to


participate.
‰ Participate open communication rat er
t an secretive.
‰ Ask participants to come to t e meeting
wit a written opinion.
‰ Create a climate of participation.
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‰ Avoid giving our opinion first and t en asking
ot ers w at t e t ink.
‰ Call all non participating members in turn to
e press t eir ideas.
‰ Talk privatel wit members to discover w  t e
abituall fail to participate.
‰ Make our meetings and our relations ips outside
of meetings as personal and informal as possible.
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 Control Tec niques
 Factors to be considered.
 Advantages and disadvantages of meeting
 Conclusion
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 All attendees participate.

 No one is criticized for er or is opinions.

 No one dominates t e meeting.

 T e meeting is conducted wit in t e sc eduled time.


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 èe Contact
 Make subgroups and ask non-speaker to revert
back.
 Use a direct question to w ic ot er person knows
t e answer.

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 aive t e person an assignment.
 Avoid ee contact.
 Make subgroups and call t at subgroup last.
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 eturn t e question, ³ at do ou t ink

 ela t e question to t e group.


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 Do not publis an agenda. If time runs out before all are


implemented, no one will know but t e facilitator.

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 èstablis an atmosp ere w ere all opinions are welcome


and avoid bot praise and criticism of w at is offered. aenerall,
t e participants will adapt to t is stle.
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‰Notification-
emploees must be given an
advance notice about t e meeting

‰Meetingenvironment-create open
environment for free flow of information

‰Introductions-all
participants must introduce
t emselves at t e beginning of t e meeting.

‰Meeting format- stating objective,


describing general rules, ending wit a
summar etc
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   is it necessar
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‰Facilitatesdiscussion and interaction


in a face to face manner.

‰è cellent met od for obtaining useful


information.

‰Dissemination of information and


collection of feedback becomes eas.
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‰Ifnot conducted properl, meeting results


will often not reflect t e views of t e group.

‰Ma go on for too long or lose track of t e


main issue.

‰Causes wastage of time w en t e agenda


of meeting is not presented clearl.
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