The primary difference between appointments and meetings is in the way they are managed. Appointments flow more or less according to the whims of the more powerful person—generally less affected by the purpose of the meeting. Meetings are supposed to be run according to an agenda. Before discussing agendas, let's quickly go over something common between meetings and appointments—maintenance. Meetings, too, may be moved or cancelled. It is important to communicate such changes to all invitees so that they do not unnecessarily end up attending a meeting that no longer exists or go to the wrong place or attend at the wrong time. In fact, good communication is very critical to effective meeting management.
Time Management for New Employees
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Time Management for New Employees
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (14 chapters)
Time Management for New Employees
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
Preface
Free Chapter
What is Time Management?
Setting Goals
Task Management
Schedule Management
Managing Daily Tasks
Deadline Management
Overcoming Obstacles to Productivity
Measuring Your Time Management Skills
Customer Reviews