How to make meetings great again
Ever been stuck in a long and pointless meeting” Then you’ll know how unproductive and demoralising it can be. But this can all be changed via the power of listening.
Ever been stuck in a long and pointless meeting” Then you’ll know how unproductive and demoralising it can be. But this can all be changed via the power of listening.
The second quarter of any new year is a strange one. For some companies, it can feel dormant – as first-quarter launches deploy and reflections from the previous year take a back seat, there’s often a sense of suspension in the air. But realistically, this is a critical and dynamic time for leadership. I’m here to tell you why, and how to make the most of this crucial time…
How many meetings have you sat in where time-wasting is high and positive attitudes are low” So what’s a boss to do” The answer” Listen to the sentiments of your bored employees. Sick of pointless meetings” if so, here are some global statistics you can use to improve the quality of your meetings today.
By Nick Pollitt
Nick Pollitt, managing director at DBI Furniture Solutions, explains that bad meetings can easily become a culture in any company if left unaddressed.
By David Denham
Your physical surroundings can make meetings shorter and more productive, says David Denham, VP of global marketing at Ergotron.
Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk haven?t reached the top by accident. Both have their own set of meeting rules to ensure no one wastes their time.
By Staff writer
SME owners must act as their own brand ambassador, this also means they must know how to deliver a winning pitch or presentation.
By Staff writer
In a business context, what is “creativity”” Marketing” Ideas” Fluff Nul points! It is the ability to find new ways to answer difficult questions.
By Staff writer
Recent research suggests that unproductive meetings are costing the UK a staggering £582 million a week. So if bad meetings are a regular occurrence in your workplace, it could be damaging your bottom line.
By Staff writer
Whether it’s cutting people off mid-sentence, people twiddling their thumbs with their eyes on the clock or slurping down a late lunch, there are habits if left unchecked that can turn a good meeting into a bad one.