Will You Please Be Quiet, Please?

by admin on March 28, 2008 · 0 comments

Sue wonders if meetings should ban communications devices, while I wonder if that’s just a way for people who host boring, un-compelling meetings to blame their attendees.

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- Dais of Our Lives
  I get a kick out of Lisa's case studies and get the impression she enjoys writing them. I think she should go whole hog and start writing an association soap opera. She could call it something like "Guiding Bylaws" or "One Meeting to Endure." Or "General Consensus."
- Prime Real Estate
  Judith Lindenau ostensibly writes specifically about realtor associations, but really she's a must-read for association execs of all stripes. Delightfully straightforward. This is a fantastic post on meaningful evaluation of association programs.
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