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Member You - Making Meetings More Productive
Negotiating with your boss can be a little tricky because you are not on equal footing. Since there is always the chance there could be repercussions for speaking out, an
Last issue, I talked about increasing your Brand Love-- meaning to increase the affection that prospects and customers feel toward your business.Why?Because
Are you finding yourself dreading your next meeting?
Have you join the legions of people that now believe meetings are a total waste of time?A widening body of research is now showing that employees equate meeting rooms with wasted time. Many feel that time spent in the meeting room is time that takes them to totally away from their responsibilities.
Here are two innovative suggestions to make your meetings more effective:
1. If your meeting lasts a half-day or more, hold it at a local hotel or conference center. Although this is the expense, you'll find your meeting will be much more productive and you will makeup the time (and expense) through increased productivity as meeting participants have a rush of productivity when they return to the office.
2. Use "Photo Op" thinking when selecting a meeting spot. oliticians have learned to introduce legislation or concepts at an appropriate venue. If they're talking about education, they go to a school. If they are talking about health-care, they may stand outside a hospital. Likewise, think about where y
Have you ever felt like your career is going nowhere? Perhaps your job was once very fulfilling, and you had this dream that you were on your way to the top. You kept c
Here are two innovative suggestions to make your meetings more effective:
1. If your meeting lasts a half-day or more, hold it at a local hotel or conference center. Although this is the expense, you'll find your meeting will be much more productive and you will makeup the time (and expense) through increased productivity as meeting participants have a rush of productivity when they return to the office.
2. Use "Photo Op" thinking when selecting a meeting spot. oliticians have learned to introduce legislation or concepts at an appropriate venue. If they're talking about education, they go to a school. If they are talking about health-care, they may stand outside a hospital. Likewise, think about where y
At first glance, this question may seem a little silly. Of course I know what my job is. But in my experience, from both sides of the fence, many of us find out the hard
1. If your meeting lasts a half-day or more, hold it at a local hotel or conference center. Although this is the expense, you'll find your meeting will be much more productive and you will makeup the time (and expense) through increased productivity as meeting participants have a rush of productivity when they return to the office.
2. Use "Photo Op" thinking when selecting a meeting spot. oliticians have learned to introduce legislation or concepts at an appropriate venue. If they're talking about education, they go to a school. If they are talking about health-care, they may stand outside a hospital. Likewise, think about where y
Recently as a case study I assisted a gentleman with a product concept he wished to take to market. The invention was a jogging light, which ran off the vibrational energ
2. Use "Photo Op" thinking when selecting a meeting spot. oliticians have learned to introduce legislation or concepts at an appropriate venue. If they're talking about education, they go to a school. If they are talking about health-care, they may stand outside a hospital. Likewise, think about where y
Pay attention…focus…concentrate…prioritize…Easy to say but hard to do when so much is vying for your attention. What makes it so hard to master
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