Maximise the ROI of your meetings - presented at CPA Week 2015
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Maximise the ROI of your meetings - presented at CPA Week 2015
- 1. Key ingredients for productive conversations, and the mistakes to avoid Presented by Jenny Vandyke $$
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- 16. Veering off topic Packed in like sardines All ideas and no action The wrong room Too many cooks
- 17. key ingredients to maximise the ROI of your next meeting
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- 19. Put yourself in their shoes
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- 21. Get on the same page
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- 28. Put yourself in their shoes Get on the same page Stay on track How to get agreement Don’t leave them in the dark
- 30. Hungry for more? To download Innovation Recipe guides and cheat sheets: zumbara.com.au Jenny.Vandyke@zumbara.com.au