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Category Business & Economics
Pages 112 Pages
Publication Year 2015
Cover Type Paperback
Type Textbook
Language English

ISBN 9781625272256

Rs. 540

Harvard Business Review Press/Penguin Random House Group

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20 Minute Manager Running Meetings

20 Minute Manager Running Meetings

Running Meetings (20-Minute Manager) is a crash course book which teaches the reader about the organisation of meetings. The book deals with the basic ideologies which underlay the foundation of well-executed meetings. These concepts include formulating agendas, including the legitimate people in the meeting forum, to handle conflicts, ways to encourage participation from every member, analysis and implementation of the ideas and the views which drive the company or firm towards success. Running Meetings is a useful book for both new entries to the business world and executives who have years of experience in the business circuit, since meetings are the backbone of their daily lives. The book contains instructions for key management and acts as skill development guide. It has been designed to be a quick read that still delivers a maximum amount of information on how to successfully set up and run meetings, which is useful for executives who don't have a lot of time on their hands.

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ISBN 9781625272256
Pages 112 Pages
Publication Year 2015
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Type Textbook
Language English
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