No matter who you are or what you do, whether at work or in the community, you are involved in meetings. And meetings are costly, even if they are held in a company boardroom. To ensure meetings are productive and worth the expense involved, three ingredients are necessary: an assurance of closure, a strong chair or leader, and accurate minutes. It has been said that if the minutes of a meeting are not accurate, then the meeting may just as well not have taken place. If people can’t remember or agree on what actually occurred at a meeting, how can the group effectively accomplish its objectives? This one-day workshop helps minute-takers understand their role and the best techniques for producing minutes that include all the essential information needed.
Recognize the importance of minute-taking and be able to use this to your advantage
Be able to remedy many of the complaints that face minute-takers
Be able to write minutes that are suitable for formal meetings, informal meetings, and action meetings
The Role of a Minute-Taker
Handling common problems you experience
Minutes for formal meetings
Minutes for informal meetings
Techniques for preparing minutes
Editing minutes
The Minute Book
Taking minutes in an interactive meeting
Listening skills
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You will be able to use it after the approval of the administration.