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The tone you set in the first few minutes of a meeting is a key determining factor in whether your efforts will prove to be successful--or a poor use of time.
Quick Meeting Openers for Busy Managers gives you the tools, activities, and advice they need to create the kind of open, energetic, and relaxed atmosphere that leads to effective meetings and serious results.
Designed to take the anxiety out of meetings and encourage creative and practical discussion, the book contains meeting starters that will help you:
ease introductions for people who don't know each other; | warm up
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Produktbeschreibung
The tone you set in the first few minutes of a meeting is a key determining factor in whether your efforts will prove to be successful--or a poor use of time.

Quick Meeting Openers for Busy Managers gives you the tools, activities, and advice they need to create the kind of open, energetic, and relaxed atmosphere that leads to effective meetings and serious results.

Designed to take the anxiety out of meetings and encourage creative and practical discussion, the book contains meeting starters that will help you:

  • ease introductions for people who don't know each other;
  • warm up the group before moving them into more difficult territory;
  • generate lively dialogue and sharing of ideas;
  • effectively split attendees up into work groups;
  • expedite brainstorming and promote problem-solving;
  • and much more.


For anyone charged with the task of running meetings, Quick Meeting Openers for Busy Mangers helps you plan and execute a successful meeting by providing the tools to facilitate strong right out of the gate.


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Autorenporträt
Brian Cole Miller is the principal of Working Solutions, Inc., a management training and consulting firm. He is the author of several books including Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers, More Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers, and Keeping Employees Accountable for Results.