The only time a team can really exercise its teamness is in meetings and get-togethers. Even with a good decision¬making system, meetings can be very bloody! The Monday Meeting simulation has been designed to give team members the opportunity to practise some vital meeting skills such as:
Each participant is given an instructions card and a meeting agenda. A chairperson (the Department Head) is appointed and receives some information cards to help him/her lead the meeting. The other participants (Section Heads) also get information cards so they can participate in the discussion of each agenda item. The chairperson must lead the 45 minute meeting to decide on three agenda items:
This is not a role-play exercise. Each participant is encouraged to use the information they have to defend their position but, at the same time, to try and ensure that the team reaches the meeting goals. The simulation allows a team to pinpoint all the classic meeting pitfalls and to plan for their elimination.
Training Objectives:
Time: 90 minutes
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