To give anyone who attends meetings the skills to contribute more effectively and deal with even the most awkward colleagues.
This two-part series demonstrates how easy it can be to handle the various personalities you encounter in the meeting arena. By preparing yourself better, and knowing how to avoid conflict between participants, meetings will become far more effective. Suitable for anybody who attends meetings, this highly entertaining programme is based on a group of middle managers in a large hospital.
Part 1: Messing up a meeting
Jeremy prepares to go to a regular
meeting with his colleagues. Unfortunately, his ‘preparation’ involves grabbing
a few papers and turning up late. John Cleese tries to warn him that this isn't
good enough, but he is in too much of a hurry to listen. The meeting,
inevitably, is a disaster for him. On his return, Cleese explains what he ought
to have done and he gets another chance. The results of doing his homework
properly produce an entirely different outcome.
For information on the related title Part 2: Meeting menaces click here
'A good investment for refreshing the managers of today and training those of the future.'Jan Golding, Training magazine
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