This is the first of a two-part series on language for making the most of your meetings.
Lesson Objectives
- Moving the discussion forward.
- Tabling non-agenda items.
- Asking people to focus.
- Interrupting tactfully.
- Focusing on ideas rather than people.
In this dialog, we’ll listen in on a meeting at a company that is dealing with unhappy staff. Tony, Annette, and Jake are managers, and they’re trying to figure out exactly what the problem is. The meeting is being run by Liz, who has been brought in from another department to help out. You will hear Liz use several techniques to keep the meeting on track.
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