Exam 9: Effective Meetings: Face-To-Face and Virtual
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Reflect upon your own personal experience in a meeting. What worked well, and what could have been improved, based on consideration of concepts covered in Chapter 9?
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When people take a role such as 'tension reliever' or 'scapegoat' in a meeting to protect other members from anxiety, this role is a known as
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The effectiveness of meetings is mainly determined by the ratio of attendance.
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Audio conferencing using telephone technology is a cost-saving way of communicating verbally.
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Offering one's personal feelings about an issue on an agenda to an informal meeting can be considered as one of the forms of participation or involvement in the meeting.
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Elena believes it is time for her company to invest in new printers in all locations. What type of meeting should she organise?
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A virtual meeting system in which each participant uses his or her own computer is known as a room system.
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Informal virtual meetings include visiting each other's Facebook sites, tweeting and blogging.
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Suggestions and decisions from a select committee are likely to be easier to implement than from a representative committee.
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Briefly describe three different seating arrangements suited to a meeting. How does each of these arrangements influence the interaction between the members of a meeting? Which seating arrangement do you think is most appropriate in a formal meeting? Give reasons for your answer.
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A successful meeting chairperson is able to keep members focused on agenda items and provide direction.
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