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Effective Meeting Skills
1 Session 1-2 Hours of Interactive Training
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Use this concise planning guide to help you eliminate time-wasting components and benefit from lean, productive sessions. This interactive LearnKey training course based on the book, Effective Meeting Skills by Marion E. Haynes has an entertaining format that includes exercises and checklists as well as examples and case studies to help you plan, conduct, and improve any meeting, on or offsite. You'll learn how to spot and avoid meeting problems in advance, how to handle conflict and digression and how to improve future meetings through evaluation and feedback.
Benefits
Understand how to conduct a productive, motivating meeting.
Improve meeting quality and stay on agenda by using these valuable techniques.
LearnKey courses let you review key issues and ideas for effective implementation.
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| About The Author |
This is a LearnKey course based on the book Effective Meeting Skills by Marion E. Haynes.
Marion E. Haynes is an adult educator specializing in management and supervisory training. He began
his career in employee relations with a major oil company in 1956 and retired in 1991. He has published
more than thirty articles in professional and trade journals, and nine other books on planning and
management skills. He has presented management training workshops under the sponsorship of several
universities in the south-central states and has been the featured speaker at many trade and professional
association gatherings. Marion Haynes holds an M.B.A. with distinction in management from New York
University. He has specialized in the design, presentation, and evaluation of management training since
1968.
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Session 1
Section A: Effective Meeting Skills
· Introduction
· Course Overview
· Why Meetings?
· Types of Meetings
Section B: Planning Meetings
· Four Ws
· Agendas
· Time and Place
· Layouts
Section C: Conducting Meetings
· Leading Meetings
· Interaction
· Handling Conflict
Section D: Improving Meetings
· After the Meeting
· Group Responsibilities
· Distractions
Section E: Meeting Success
· Keys to Success
· Conclusion
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