meeting ettiquette

15. Meeting Etiquette • Before the Meeting – Arrive early – Introduce new member to others – If you are the host, Stand near the door, acknowledge and thank people for coming • During the Meeting – Express your ideas and points – Listen to others as well – Preview the agenda and set time frame, including the end time – Encourage non-contributing and shy members • After the Meeting – Summarize upon the agreed Action – Thank and Acknowledge people for contribution and time – Minutes to the concerned people

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15. Meeting Etiquette Before the MeetingArrive earlyIntroduce new member to othersIf you are the host, Stand near the door, acknowledge and thank people for comingDuring the MeetingExpress your ideas and points Listen to others as well Preview the agenda and set time frame, including the end timeEncourage non-contributing and shy membersAfter the MeetingSummarize upon the agreed ActionThank and Acknowledge people for contribution and timeMinutes to the concerned people

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