Oct 31, 2017  
Is an "S" Leading your Meeting?  

What is an "S"?  Steady
      Likes Agendas & Consensus Decision Making 

 
  Your Meeting Leader is an "S" if... 
Strategy
Detailed agenda; includes logistics, time allotment for topics and presenters. Distributes agenda well in advance.
 
Example
"Before we begin, did everyone have time to review the agenda?"

Priorities
Following an agenda. Discussions based on prior written commitments. Encourages cooperation.
 
Example
"Susan, your projections are on track with the time line. Do you foresee any obstacles?" 

Decision Making Process
Prefers input from the entire team. Favors consensus before moving on.
 
Example
"Does everyone agree with the purchase of the new software?"
  Tips for Attending a Meeting Led by an "S" 
Preparation
Review and bring agenda with copies of proposals, reports, and any reference material to be used during the meeting.

During
Offer suggestions but be open to discussing input from others. If you disagree, respectfully share your concerns and/or provide practical alternatives.
   
  Example
"You make a good case for hiring a recruiter, however, will this address our high turnover issue?"



  Attention HR/Trainers Only

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