


Get out of the meeting maze
by Robyn McLeod | Jul 28, 2011 | Management Skills
Talk to anyone in any workplace and it never fails that the topic of endless, pointless meetings comes up. It seems that the number of meetings – whether face-to-face, conference call, or video/web-based – is on the rise. One executive I worked with shared her...Search the Blog
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