Hints & Tips
By Michelle Alles (April 2007 Issue)
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Senior managers spend a quarter of their time in meetings.
This is a high price to pay when you add it all up. Cutting this cost can dramatically move your business forward by reducing the time spent, increasing productivity and generating a new meeting ethos. It is the attitude towards meetings of everyone who attends that has to alter. Many people conduct meetings in an old and inefficient manner rather than streamlining to gain a more productive result.
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