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The Complete Handbook of Business Meetings

The Complete Handbook of Business Meetings

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: How to make the most of a meeting
Review: Business meetings often don't encourage productivity because their managers don't know how to put together productive routines and sessions: this book shows how to organize, conduct and facilitate a variety of meetings, showing how to make the most of a meeting and how to oversee a meeting for maximum results.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A helpful book
Review: I found this book to be very helpful-it is a refreshing approach to meetings, and especially to the confusing and often mysterious rules of order that govern many formal meetings. It has many practical ideas and sample scripts that can easily be used. The Chapter on rules of order that make sense (Chapter7)has helped me the most. As a result, I have been able to make a big difference in the formal meetings that I attend, by introducing these new concepts. The most practical part is the troubleshooting guide in Chapter 10. In a table format, it lists common meeting ailments and simple and practical ways to remedy and prevent them. The book is full of innovative ideas that can easily be put in to practise.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Anything but complete
Review: I was disappointed to find that the "complete" handbook is far removed from the modern work environment, in which virtual meetings are increasingly commonplace. A lot of the recommendations are self-evident or naive. The book quaintly hearkens back to parliamentary procedures without ever being in touch with how meetings really should work.


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