What does SMART mean?

By Jim Robinson in Anywhere  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

This abbreviation is used in corporate language and means to write SMART objectives that helps to maintain focus, clear direction, and a shared understanding of expectations. This way, you're sure to contribute to the success of your group and keep aligned with your company goals.

Steps for Running a Meeting

By Jim Robinson in Anywhere  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

Here're are the steps for running a successful meeting, according to Harvard ManageMentor

Before the Meeting

• Make sure the meeting is necessary.
• Identify and clarify the meeting's objective and process.
• Involve the right people.
• Provide an agenda in advance.
• Sound out key participants in advance.
• Prepare for the discussion and the decisions to be made.

During the Meeting

• State the meeting's purpose and objective.
• Let everyone have a say.
• Gain closure on each issue.
• End the meeting with an action and communication plan.

After the Meeting

• Follow up quickly with a memo containing minutes.
• Meet informally with those who weren't heard or who are dissatisfied with the outcome.
• Provide promised resources.
• Act on your decisions.

Dale Carnegie's tips

By Lilly Harper in Anywhere  |  1 year ago  |  0 comments

History has repeatedly been changed by people who had the desire and ability to transfer their convictions and emotions to their listeners.

You can find it in his book  How to Win Friends and Influence People.