[header] How to lead a successful meeting [title] Set a date for the meeting. [step] Never encroach upon the group members' personal times when setting a meeting date unless it is absolutely necessary or unavoidable. If members need to cancel their plans in order to make your meeting, they may end up harboring feelings of resentment.
[header] How to lead a successful meeting [title] Set a date for the meeting. [step] Never encroach upon the group members' personal times when setting a meeting date unless it is absolutely necessary or unavoidable. If members need to cancel their plans in order to make your meeting, they may end up harboring feelings of resentment.
[substeps] Choose a place that everyone can sit comfortably and have discussion without interruption. For instance, when discussing _ _ _ _ _ _, plan on having a meal at a nice restaurant. A key part of running a successful meeting is setting a date. This allows you to fix any differences or take control over any imbalances within the group. Pick a date that falls on a regular business day and make sure to give your group members a notice a few days ahead of time. [title] Set a time slot for the meeting. Set a date and time for the meeting so you can get to know everyone. This will also minimize the risk of conflicts or boredom.