EBK UNDERSTANDING MANAGEMENT
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Author: MARCIC
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 10, Problem 26SL
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To determine:
My style of preparing for a meeting:
A. To be willing to go in and be responsive.
B. To be fully prepared and sketch an outline of the meeting.
Introduction:
There is nothing worse than having your day interrupted by a meeting that doesn't have a clear agenda or is detailed because someone forgot to prepare crucial information beforehand. If you want to ensure meetings you host and attend, make the most effective use of your time.
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