Talking to the Team: how to run a team meeting

Produced

• 1999

Key Features

28 minute DVD and leader's guide

To ensure team meetings are concise, inclusive and contribute to achieving collective goals.

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A team briefing is a vital event in every organization; it tells people what is happening and why. Team leaders; therefore, need to know how to talk to the team in order to exercise effective leadership. After all, people's attitudes are heavily influenced by their immediate boss who needs to secure the team's understanding, co-operation and support.

Using three core lessons and a variety of locations, this program demonstrates that the lessons apply to all types of business. The video makes it clear that preparation is a major component in running a successful meeting. Giving advance notice, forestalling interruptions, and preparing notes, are all examples. Preparation becomes redundant if the host is unable to control the meeting by keeping to the point, to anticipate questions, or to support management decisions.

Features and applications:

• Engaging plot with wide-ranging realistic scenarios
• Shows how meetings become a valuable use of time, are productive, and achieve results
• Suitable for managers, as well as group members, who will understand objectives and contribute to fulfilling them

Program includes:
DVD(28 mins)
Showreel tape
Meeting break video
Course leader's guide
Delegate worksheets on disk
Powerpoint slides/OHPs on disk
Self-study workbook on disk

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