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The Basics of Effectively Running Meetings

On average, you’ll spend about 25% of your professional time in meetings. This course will teach you to make the most valuable use of that time by making your approach to meetings as effective as possible.

Beginner
1h 59m
(4)

Created by Tommy van Schaik

Last Updated Sep 29, 2021

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The Basics of Effectively Running Meetings

On average, you’ll spend about 25% of your professional time in meetings. This course will teach you to make the most valuable use of that time by making your approach to meetings as effective as possible.

Beginner
1h 59m
(4)

Created by Tommy van Schaik

Last Updated Sep 29, 2021

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What you'll learn

On average, we still spend about 25% of our professional lives in (virtual) meeting rooms. In this course, The Basics of Effectively Running Meetings, you will learn how to make the most effective use of meeting-time within organizations. First, you'll learn how to make the business case for meetings, to make sure time is spent as effective as possible. Second, you'll focus on properly preparing meetings. Finally, you'll focus on effectively recognizing your role and making sure you create as much value as possible. After this course, you will have the knowledge needed to make get the most value out of the meeting in your organization.

The Basics of Effectively Running Meetings
Beginner
1h 59m
(4)
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Tommy van Schaik
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Tommy van Schaik spent most of his academic and professional career as a linking pin between business and IT. His focus areas are: project management, IT governance, business processes, IT architecture, requirement engineering, and business rules.

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