Secrets to productive meetings (details with practical application from the first step to after the meeting).
In this training, I take you through, a practical application about productive meetings and their secrets. Form the second you decide you need to hold a meeting, going through the preparation phase, inviting people, holding & managing the meeting, to what to do after the meeting.
I have trained hundreds of engineers & managers about how to make your meetings productive, how to manage people, and how to become the productivity guy!
I promise you one thing, after this meeting, people will ask you about the secrets to your productive meetings!
See you on the other side. Ahmed SBEATA
1 activity • 6 videos • duration: 1h 26m
Trilingual Coach & Project Manager, Author, influential Speaker
- Trilingual project manager with more than 15 years of experience managing multi national/million dollar projects. - International coach with the British Academy in London. - Founder & CEO of SBEATA Academy - 3 million social media followers - Future of Education Consultant
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I think the contents are useful and relevant. The English pronunciation should be polished further. Some slides spelling was not proofread enough, I saw misspelling like "shraed" instead of "shared".
