7 Steps to More Productive Meetings

A meeting. Many are unsure about what the meeting is about or why they were asked to attend. Is it possible that meetings have to be this way? Meeting researchers Emily and Dick, they said no. They have reduced their combined experience in helping institutions plan and execute meetings into a system called The Meeting Canoe. In this video, you will learn about their system and how to create meetings that will cause your meeting goers to say their time was well-spent.

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There is a new system for creating useful, engaging, and meaningful-to-all meetings. See how this new system works for meetings. The video game principles keep people from looking at their phones. There are ways to rescue meetings from dominators who talk too much. If you want to deal with late-comers, early-leavers, and conflict-makers, pick up effective techniques. Predicting if your meeting will be a success or a failure is important. Methods derived from neuroscience can be used to boost the brains of meeting goers.

The Axelrod Group, Inc is a performance improvement company founded by Emily and Dick. They have improved meeting practices for companies across North America and Europe for more than three decades. Let’s Stop Meeting Like This: Tools to Save Time and Get More Done is one of their books.