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Effective Meetings - Establishing Ground Rules for Meetings
- You
don't need to develop new ground rules each time you have a meeting, surely.
However, it pays to have a few basic ground rules that can be used for most of
your meetings. These ground rules cultivate the basic ingredients needed for a
successful meeting.
- Four
powerful ground rules are: participate, get focus, maintain momentum and reach
closure. (You may want a ground rule about confidentiality.)
- List
your primary ground rules on the agenda.
- If you
have new attendees who are not used to your meetings, you might review each
ground rule.
- Keep
the ground rules posted at all times.
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