Effective Meetings Starter Model - Part 2

Submitted by mauzenne on Mon, 09/06/2010 - 02:05.
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This cast concludes our conversation on an even more basic model for effective meetings than in our original guidance.


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Submitted by mksilk on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 07:42.

Repeat of Part one

Hi Guys,

iTunes seems to have downloaded the Part one podcast twice with it rebranded as Part Two. Is this a general mistake for all, or just me!

 

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Martin

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Submitted by mauzenne on Tue, 09/07/2010 - 12:43.

Martin, Thanks ... you're

Martin,

Thanks ... you're absolutely right. I messed that one up.

The feed has been corrected. Assuming you're using iTunes, if you delete the incorrect show, then right-click the podcast and select "Show all available episodes", you should be able to see and download the corrected show.

Sorry for the inconvenience everyone!

Mike

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Submitted by zackf on Thu, 09/23/2010 - 02:17.

It worked

Same thing happened here, but Mikes fix worked fine for me.

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Submitted by altadel on Sat, 12/11/2010 - 03:56.

starting on time when you're not the highest rank?

 I call meetings where my boss and his colleagues (university setting) are attendees, as well as other faculty members, deans, vice-provosts, etc. In this particular meeting, I am the vice-chair, but hierarchically the lowest ranked person in the room. When I call meetings with my project reports, I start on time. Do you have guidance on starting when you don't out-rank? I feel that starting on time recognizes their busy schedules as well as their expensive time, but sometimes AVPs are running late to a meeting because a previous meeting might not be run according to your guidelines <grin>. Suggestions?