MAKE MEETINGS MORE EFFICIENT
Most supervisors find that it is important to have short staff meetings on a regular basis. Such meetings provide an excellent opportunity to introduce changes, solicit input, explain, and ask questions. Staff meetings can dissipate tensions, improve relationships, communicate an important message quickly, and result in increased productivity. But if not conducted properly, staff meetings can waste time and thus do more harm than good. Here are some simple tips to organize your meeting to reduce wasted time and increase the chances for a productive meeting:
Do not call a staff meeting unless it is necessary.
Have a specific goal or purpose to accomplish, and announce it before you begin the meeting. Attendees need ...
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