When Conducting a Meeting

Multiple Choice

When conducting a meeting

A) if some people are too quiet, leave them alone; they probably have nothing to contribute.
B) if some people dominate the conversation, let them do so, since they are probably the most knowledgeable attendees.
C) try to simply act as an observer, and let the meeting "run itself."
D) allow only one comment on each issue-otherwise discussion can take too long.
E) do none of the above.