Author Question: Which of the following is the least beneficial aspect of holding meetings? A) Social interaction ... (Read 150 times)

khang · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Which of the following is the least beneficial aspect of holding meetings?

A) Social interaction
B) Team building
C) Low cost
D) Problem solving
E) Idea development

Question 2

Identify eight ways to ensure successful collaboration.

What will be an ideal response?

brittrenee · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) To a large degree, your ability to contribute to the companyand to be recognized for your contributionswill depend on your meeting skills. Well-run meetings can help companies solve problems, develop ideas, and identify opportunities. Meetings can also be a great way to promote team building through the experience of social interaction.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: To ensure successful collaboration, collaborators should be selected carefully. Whenever possible, choose a combination of people who together have the experience, information, and talent needed for each project. There should be agreed upon goals before starting to ensure a clear idea of what the team hopes to accomplish. The team should be allowed time to bond and get to know each other before starting, and individual responsibilities should be clarified, so each member be in agreement. There should be a process established so everyone knows how the work will be managed from start to finish. Collaborators should avoid writing as a group. The actual composition is the only part of developing team messages that does not usually benefit from group participation. Brainstorming the wording of short pieces of text, particularly headlines, slogans, and other high-visibility elements, can be an effective way to stimulate creative word choices. However, for longer projects, it is usually more efficient to plan, research, and outline together but assign the task of writing to one person or divide larger projects among multiple writers. If you divide the writing, try to have one person do a final revision pass to ensure a consistent style. Tools and equipment must be compatible across the team, and there should be regularly scheduled meetings to ensure each member is accomplishing what they are supposed to be.