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The third stage in our model for effective meetings is Running a Meeting. The discussion groups on Running a Meeting encompass a number of topics, starting with chairing a meeting, followed by assigning roles. [read more]

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  • 10 December 2020 at 6:45 pm #304
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    How do we get the best contributions from people at the meeting?
    What are the factors we need to pay attention to?

    8 February 2021 at 1:46 am #798
    Ron Eagle
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    There will be some attendees who have genuinely more knowledge and opinions and some who have apparently less but a good chairperson will ensure all voices are heard not just the most obvious ones. Make sure you specifically ask each person at least once for a contribution even if it is only a “xx what do you think of that point” sort of drawing out.

    12 February 2021 at 3:09 pm #846
    Andrew Gurnham
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    💡 When running a brainstorming, follow these rules: 1) Freewheel;  2) Suspend judgement;  3) The more ideas the better;  4) Capture every idea;  5) Build on ideas previously proposed

    20 January 2022 at 9:40 am #4857
    Ron Eagle
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    Sometimes if stasis or stagnation of responses creps in to a meeting it can be revitalised by ‘seeding’ a more personal scenario. For instance , “how would it affect your areas if we xxxxxxx?” This focuses minds specifically on their own areas and can give the chairperson a more accurate tag to elicit a response from individuals.

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