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- An effective meeting needs someone to act as referee who can keep the meeting on track and make sure everyone's sticking to the agenda. A: 正确 B: 错误
- What should be done at first to commence a meeting? A: To make sure all attendees are present. B: To inform everyone about the schedule. C: To mention the meeting objective and goal. D: To declare the meeting agenda and discipline.
- What should be done as the first priority to commence a meeting? A: To make sure all attendees are present. B: To inform everyone about the schedule. C: To refer to the meeting objective and goal. D: To declare the meeting agenda and discipline.
- In ensuring an effective meeting the project manager should______． A: establish a meeting policy B: always call a meeting even if the pro]ect manager is not sure there is a real need C: alter the agenda during the meeting to ensure all of the problems are solved during the meeting D: not encourage participation from everyone as this will prolong the meeting
- What should be done as the first priority to commence a business meeting? A: To make sure all attendees are present. B: To inform everyone about the schedule. C: To refer to the meeting objective and goal. D: To declare the meeting agenda and discipline.
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A<br/>meeting agenda is very important to ____. A: prepare<br/>meeting attendees B: keep<br/>a meeting on track C: help<br/>prepare minutes of the meeting D: all<br/>of the above
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The chair needs to run the meeting, ask the questions, keep track of time and bring out the actions.
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To make the meeting productive, it is unnecessary to set the agenda.
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Make sure that all the discussion and decisions are recorded in the meeting _________. A: agenda B: minutes C: motion D: document
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Which of the following statements on meeting agenda are true? A: Agenda is a list of subjects that a meeting is going to deal with. B: Agenda should clearly focus on what needs addressing or discussing. C: Agenda is proposed and agreed by all attendees who are involved. D: Agenda should be kept inaccessible or confidential before a meeting.