Bad Meetings Happen to Good People - by Leigh Espy (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Everyone hates poorly-run meetings-they're a waste of time, and people dread them. If you consistently lead bad meetings, you lose trust and credibility. People notice. <br> But meetings are necessary, and even worthwhile. A well-run meeting can be one of the most efficient ways to move a project forward or solve a problem. <br> Imagine yourself consistently... <ul> <li>successfully engaging with teams</li> <li>effectively communicating and building consensus</li> <li>showcasing your leadership skills</li> <li>running meetings that produce valuable results</li> </ul> <br> This book is your step-by-step instruction manual. Filled with expert guidance, time-tested checklists, real-life examples, and advice for how to handle problems that derail even the most well-planned meetings. <br> BY USING THIS BOOK, YOU'LL LEARN... <ul> <li>What to do before, during, and after meetings</li> <li>How to handle common meeting challenges with grace</li> <li>How to adapt your approach to different types of meetings</li> <li>How to use proven tools to meet your goals</li> </ul> <br> BY FOLLOWING THIS BLUEPRINT, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO... <ul> <li>Conduct focused, productive, and effective meetings</li> <li>Demonstrate your strong leadership skills to co-workers and executives</li> <li>Build the confidence and trust that will move your career forward</li> </ul><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Leigh Espy has been leading successful projects for more than 15 years and coached hundreds of C-level executives, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and team members. From serving on non-profit boards to leading international, multimillion-dollar projects, she understands what it takes to run valuable meetings.
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