Effective Meetings: 05. Decision-Making Meetings
Learning objectives
- To explain the goals of problem-solving meetings.
- To give tips for how to run and get attendants on-board with problem-solving meetings.
Course overview
A decision-making meeting is a discussion that aims to find the best solution to a problem. The goal of the meeting is to bring people together to reach an agreement or to come to a consensus around a decision that needs to be made. Often, these meetings follow the structure of a problem-solving meeting. If you haven't watched the video on Problem-Solving meetings, you might want to check that one out first. But during a decision-making meeting, you aim to leave with concrete action steps and deliverables. In this course, we'll talk through some tips to running a decision-making meeting in a way that gets your people on board.
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