3. During the Meeting
1. Preliminary Phase
2. Meeting Kickoff
3. Summary of accomplishment
4. Evaluation
During the meeting activities can be
further divided into four phases
4. 1. Preliminary Phase
Purpose and
Objective
How Meeting will
Be Conducted
Why Were You
Selected
Members
Introduction
6. A) Operating Guidelines
“Operating Guidelines are the rules of
engagement for meeting”.
Contents
1. How members will interact?
2. How meeting should run?
3. What kind of behavior is acceptable?
4. Start and End time of meeting.
5. Avoid off-track meeting.
7. B) Participative Management
Participative management means
Involving members in decision making
Get assistance from members
Distributing roles among participants
Leader / Executive
Recorder / Scribe
Time Keeper
8. 3. Summary of Accomplishments
Summarize the
Decisions
Review the
Decisions
Clarification of
Final Decision
10. Meeting Room Arrangements
Theater Style
Leader has great power
Limited participation of audience
U-Shaped Style
Leader dictates
Less visibility for visual aids
Circle Style
Democratic: equality is stressed.
Great visibility by participants.
Excellent participation.
X
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11. Controlling the Meeting
• Control interruptions by negative and talkative people
• Encourage new ideas, not clash of personalities
(No idea is a bad idea)
• Makes it safe for everyone to participate
• Brings team back on-track when needed
• Allow time for chit chat
• Help participants turn ideas, issues, and concerns into
action plans