October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
336 pages
8h 40m
English
Why do people call meetings when they really have nothing to talk about? Calling agenda-less meetings is a common management blunder. As project manager you will be responsible for scheduling many meetings, so try not to abuse this responsibility. You don't need to call a meeting for every little issue that pops up. Always strive to use alternative communication methods to solve problems other than calling a meeting. When faced with an unexpected issue or challenge, such as a sudden change request from the client, curb the urge to call a meeting. Use the method prescribed for people with anger management problems: Take a deep breath and count to ten. Do you really need to assemble the team to solve the issue, or can the issue ...