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    Meeting Do's and Don'ts

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    The document provides meeting do's and don'ts for both facilitators and attendees. For facilitators, key do's include starting and ending on time, keeping the meeting on track, validating participants, distributing action items, and leaving the room tidy. Key don'ts are restarting for late arrivals and inviting unnecessary people. For attendees, key do's are arriving early, paying attention, and bringing supplies. Key don'ts include multi-tasking, side conversations, phones, gadgets unless essential, interruptions, and leaving trash.

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    The document provides meeting do's and don'ts for both facilitators and attendees. For facilitators, key do's include starting and ending on time, keeping the meeting on track, validating participants, distributing action items, and leaving the room tidy. Key don'ts are restarting for late arrivals and inviting unnecessary people. For attendees, key do's are arriving early, paying attention, and bringing supplies. Key don'ts include multi-tasking, side conversations, phones, gadgets unless essential, interruptions, and leaving trash.

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    The document provides meeting do's and don'ts for both facilitators and attendees. For facilitators, key do's include starting and ending on time, keeping the meeting on track, validating participants, distributing action items, and leaving the room tidy. Key don'ts are restarting for late arrivals and inviting unnecessary people. For attendees, key do's are arriving early, paying attention, and bringing supplies. Key don'ts include multi-tasking, side conversations, phones, gadgets unless essential, interruptions, and leaving trash.

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    The document provides meeting do's and don'ts for both facilitators and attendees. For facilitators, key do's include starting and ending on time, keeping the meeting on track, validating participants, distributing action items, and leaving the room tidy. Key don'ts are restarting for late arrivals and inviting unnecessary people. For attendees, key do's are arriving early, paying attention, and bringing supplies. Key don'ts include multi-tasking, side conversations, phones, gadgets unless essential, interruptions, and leaving trash.

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    Meeting Dos and Donts

    Facilitator Dos Stay in control of the meeting. Prevent rambling. Start and end on time. Stay mindful of the agenda. Be prepared to table some topics. Listen to and validate participants input. Be responsible for minutes being kept. Be mindful of participants on video and audio conferences. evie! all action items at the end of the meeting. Distribute action items and minutes to attendees and relevant associates. "ckno!ledge people for their participation. Leave the room better than it !as !hen you arrived. Facilitator Donts Do not restart#revie! the meeting for late arrivals. Do not invite associates that are not re$uired for the meeting. Do not leave !riting on the !hite board or flipcharts. "ttendee Dos "rrive early. %ive your attention to the speaker. Dont grandstand. Speak in a !ay that for!ards the action. &lose your laptop !hile the meeting is in progress. 'urn off your phone. Bring pen and paper. Put the chairs and the room back in order before leaving the room. "ttendee Donts Do not overbook meetings( attending part of t!o meetings can be counter)productive. Do not have a side conversation !hile someone is speaking. Do not ans!er or talk on your cell phone in the meeting room !hile the meeting is in progress. Do not operate electronic gadgets during a meeting unless it is essential to the meeting. Do not interrupt someone !hile he or she is speaking. Do not leave trash or borro!ed chairs in the room.

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