by Harold Taylor | Jun 7, 2021 | Meetings
A Time Management Article by Harold Taylor If you present time management keynotes or other presentations, how you deliver the material is almost as important as the content. You want to keep the group’s attention and ensure that learning is taking place. Here are...
by Harold Taylor | Dec 7, 2020 | General Time Management, Meetings
Tuesday is the best day for meetings, according to survey after survey. Of course, Tuesday wins by default since Monday is deemed the worst possible day for meetings, according to the same surveys, the reason being that Monday it is the most productive day of the...
by Harold Taylor | Jul 11, 2018 | Meetings
We have all had our fill of the common suggestions for conducting effective meetings – everything from starting on time and ending on time to working with a timed agenda. But I want to add some statements and questions that as a chairperson you might want to avoid....
by Harold Taylor | Dec 6, 2016 | General Time Management, Meetings
To run effective meetings, you must control both the length of the meeting and the meeting itself. Regardless of whether you spend an average of one hour or six hours each day in meetings, there is considerable time savings to be realized by running them efficiently....
by Harold Taylor | Jul 4, 2015 | Meetings
The 60-minute modular meeting & rule of seven Deadlines make us more efficient without detracting from the effectiveness of our meetings. To minimize the impact of Parkinson’s Law (activities expanding to fill the time allowed for them) try breaking all...
by Harold Taylor | Nov 18, 2014 | Meetings
To run effective meetings, you must control both the length of the meeting and the meeting itself. One executive claims she spends about six hours per day in meetings. Regardless of whether you spend one hour or six hours each day, there is considerable time savings...
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