Business Meeting
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A Business Meeting is a meeting between business members.
- Context:
- It can range from being a Two-Person Business Meeting to being a Many-Person Business Meeting.
- It can range from being a Scheduled Business Meeting to being an Unscheduled Business Meeting.
- It can range from being a Conversational Business Meeting to being a One-Way Communication Business Meeting.
- It can have an Intended Outcome.
- It can follow a Business Meeting Guidelines.
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- Example(s):
- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Team Scrum.
References
2015
- Paul Axtell. (2015). “The Right Way to End a Meeting." In: HBR, MARCH 11, 2015
- QUOTE: Meetings are really just a series of conversations — an opportunity to clarify issues, set direction, sharpen focus, and move objectives forward. To maximize their impact, you need to actively design the conversation. ...:
- Set up each conversation so everyone knows the intended outcomes and how to participate.
- Manage the conversation rigorously so the discussion stays on track and everyone is engaged.
- Close the conversation to ensure alignment, clarity on next steps, and awareness for the value created.
- QUOTE: Meetings are really just a series of conversations — an opportunity to clarify issues, set direction, sharpen focus, and move objectives forward. To maximize their impact, you need to actively design the conversation. ...: