The Best Way to End a Meeting
Instead of asking, “Are we all on the same page?” or, “What am I missing?” and accepting predictable responses, one should conclude a meeting by going around the room and asking each person to say aloud what she is committing to do and by what date. If you establish a pattern of asking people at the end of a meeting to explicitly state everything to … [ Read more ]
Author: Jeff Grimshaw | Source: There Must Be Some Misunderstanding | Original Publication: The Conference Board Review | Subject: Organizational Behavior