The leader should determine who should attend the meeting and number of participants in meeting. Selecting wrongful participants will result both lose in people’s time and opportunity costs in terms of what they will achieve in that time.
For this reason, you need to ensure that the selecting participating in the meeting is helpful and achieve the desired business outcomes.
Once meeting of the objectives have been identified and determine who should be in the meeting, you will have selecting participants.
There are two basic criteria to determining who should be at a meeting:
· those who can benefit enough for it to be worth their time
· those who can contribute enough to justify their time.
Meeting purpose and number of participants
Purpose
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Ideal Size
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Intensive problem
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5 or fewer
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Problem identification
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10 or fewer
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Information reviews and presentations
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30 or fewer
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Motivational
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Unlimited
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Reference
Guffey, M.E., Rhodes, K., & Rogin, P. (2011) Business communication: Process and product
(6th Canadian ed.). Toronto, ON: Nelson.
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