In a business meeting, adherence of manners is fundamentally
required, helps to build respect among meeting participants and healthy
corporate environment. In a company, individual growth is valued and counted as
per the performance, skills, dedication and etiquette's. To achieve success, one
must also learn to maintain the decorum of the work place. Besides good
performance individual gets recognize by his behavior too, indirectly upshot
the individual career growth.
Following basic essential guidance and information of
meeting etiquette's will help individual to makes good impression in meeting.
·
Should know the meeting agenda and its
importance.
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Prepare in advance.
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Dress appropriately.
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Turn off the mobile phones or put it in silent
mode.
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Notepad and pen is must.
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Do not enter the meeting room in-between the
meeting. It disturbs others.
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Avoid taking cups of coffee or tea to meeting
rooms unless and until allowed.
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Be polite, positive and patient through out the
meeting.
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Never argue for any particular seat.
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In case of a presentation, prefer to make it
crisp and clear.
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Make proper use of whiteboards, projectors,
graphs, pointers, slides.
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Never interrupt others while speaking, wait for
turn.
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Avoid chewing gum during the meeting.
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Be a good listener.
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Speak politely and in moderate tone.
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Don’t thrust your opinion on others.
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Have the habit of taking notes of what is being
discussed.
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Avoid whisper conversation with colleagues during
the meeting.
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Avoid giggling during the meeting
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Always speak to the key points.
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Never distract the meetings by fiddling with
pen, notepad, cell phone, key, etc.
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Do not yawn during the meeting.
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Prefer to have question answer round at the end of presentation.
· Long meetings should have a break of every two
hours.
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Breaks should be 20 minutes long, and meal
breaks should be 30 minutes long.
Aforesaid points make individual to have good impression in business
meetings which indeed results in the success at the workplace. Thus for career
growth, basic meeting etiquette is always being considered important.
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