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Management article
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Reference no. C0001D
Authors: Alison Davis (Harvard Business School); Kristi Droppers (Harvard Business School)
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Management Communication Letter", 2000
Length: 3 pages
Topics: Group dynamics; Learning; Meetings; Organizational behavior
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Abstract

This self-assessment quiz debunks some popular myths about effective meeting facilitation. The best meetings occur in a nonhierarchical setting in which people are able to speak freely, and the conversation is guided but not tightly controlled. Includes a sidebar entitled "Five tips to help you become a more effective facilitator."
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Abstract

This self-assessment quiz debunks some popular myths about effective meeting facilitation. The best meetings occur in a nonhierarchical setting in which people are able to speak freely, and the conversation is guided but not tightly controlled. Includes a sidebar entitled "Five tips to help you become a more effective facilitator."

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