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Don't Just Do Something Stand There! - Ten Principles for Leading Meetings That Matter - cover

Don't Just Do Something Stand There! - Ten Principles for Leading Meetings That Matter

Marvin R. Weisbord, Sandra Janoff

Publisher: Berrett-Koehler Publishers

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This practical guide details ten key principles that will profoundly change the way you think about, organize, and lead the meetings that matter most. Rather than trying to change anyone's behavior, Weisbord and Janoff show you how to change the conditions under which people interact. By doing less, you help others do more. With examples from around the world, and practical tips and exercises in every chapter, Don't Just Do Something, Stand There! gives you many new techniques for helping people discover common ground, make productive use of dissension, and take responsibility for action.
Available since: 07/16/2007.
Print length: 217 pages.

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