My five minutes bell; Adán Ríos
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The document provides three tips for avoiding problems in board meetings: define the meeting's objectives and agenda in advance so participants know what will be discussed; share the agenda with participants so they can contribute meaningfully; and follow up after the meeting to get feedback and ensure agreements are understood. It also recommends business meetings be brief, concise and start/end on time, without interruptions, to clearly convey the intended message.
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My five minutes bell; Adán Ríos
- 1. My five minutes bellJorge Adán Ríos Ponce
- 2. Effective tips to avoid problems • Define board objectives; If you don't know what the board is going to be about, you're not going to make wise decisions.
- 3. • Define the agenda and make the information known to the participants; The idea is that everyone knows what they are going to try so they can opinate and contribute.
- 4. • Follow up when the meeting is over; It is important to receive feedback to always improve, but it is also important to know what agreement the participants will take.
- 5. With these three proposals we can carry out a successful business meeting; • Being brief and concise is key so that the message we want to give is clear and without misunderstanding. As we have to complement it with time, always start and end with an agreed time. Do not interrupt and above all never pay attention to mobile devices, because we must, share all the relevant data.