“A successful meeting is not measured by starting on time, having a great agenda, getting everyone involved, or even serving healthy muffins. While all these factors are important…a great meeting is simply one that achieves its objectives—in other words, where a problem is solved, a decision is made, a plan is developed, a question answered, or some other specific outcome is accomplished.”
New topics … same easy-reference organization
By Sarah Cook
The second volume of the popular Compendium of Questionnaires and Inventories has arrived – with 48 new assessments, checklists and surveys for increasing self-awareness and stimulating discussion in training and development activities.