" Do not end a meeting until a 'who and when' to each problem have been assigned to a specific individual with an appropriate solution. A decision without a deadline is a meaningless discussion."
-Zig Ziglar
AVS
From India, Madras
-Zig Ziglar
AVS
From India, Madras
Hi AVS, Here’s a thought from my side Every successful person has a painful story. Every painful story has a successful ending Regards, Pawan
From Japan
From Japan
Hi, Avsjai,
As learned from Author of Time Tips Merrill Douglass, good meetings do not just happen automatically. They must be carefully planned, skillfully executed, and diligently followed up.
1. Prepare a follow-up action plan. Note what must be done, when will do it, when it is due. Give a copy to everyone at the end of the meeting.
2. Make sure people know what actions they are responsible for after the meeting ends and when the assignments are due.
3. If minutes are necessary, distribute them within 24 hours.
4. Be sure to check the progress of action assignments. Don't risk finding out at the next meeting that nothing has happened.
In short, it is a kind of Quality Management in ISO System.
Best regards to all CiteHr Members,
John
From China, Shanghai
As learned from Author of Time Tips Merrill Douglass, good meetings do not just happen automatically. They must be carefully planned, skillfully executed, and diligently followed up.
1. Prepare a follow-up action plan. Note what must be done, when will do it, when it is due. Give a copy to everyone at the end of the meeting.
2. Make sure people know what actions they are responsible for after the meeting ends and when the assignments are due.
3. If minutes are necessary, distribute them within 24 hours.
4. Be sure to check the progress of action assignments. Don't risk finding out at the next meeting that nothing has happened.
In short, it is a kind of Quality Management in ISO System.
Best regards to all CiteHr Members,
John
From China, Shanghai
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