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Meetings that Work
Course Description
Meetings That Work will teach you how to effectively lead
meetings and use them as opportunities to communicate, solve problems,
and make decisions. It covers the appropriate reasons for holding
meetings; the characteristics and typical structure of meetings;
principles and tools for planning, leading, and participating in
meetings; and how to handle distracting problem behaviors.
Audience
This course is most appropriate for anyone who leads or participates in
meetings within or outside an organization.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, students will be able to:
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Describe the benefits, risks, and costs of business
meetings
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List valid purposes for holding meetings
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Evaluate a group meeting against other methods of
achieving a stated purpose
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Determine the appropriate type and number of
participants to include in a meeting
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Complete detailed steps to prepare an effective agenda
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Evaluate alternative meeting room set-ups Use key
principles and specific techniques to effectively lead and participate
in meetings
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking this course, although experience
with managing a team or having direct reports is recommended.
Course Credits
AIB credits: 0.5
CEU credits: 0.5
Delivery Methods
This course is available in the following formats:
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