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 It's been 28 years since Mr. Michael Doyle and Mr.David Straus wrote their groundbreaking book, “How To Make Meetings Work” in 1976. Are you like many of my clients who gripe about numbing, deadening meetings? As one publication put it, "days, weeks, months, years of our lives are slipping away in stuffy, and overcrowded conference rooms”. Little appears to be accomplished and no one seems to be able to do anything about it.
Doyle and Straus claimed that there were 11 million meetings in the US every day in 1976. Doyle says that there are 25 million today and most of them don't work. If you calculate how much productive time plus lost wages accrue to those sitting in the room, a truly staggering figure emerges which helps you a lot in managing your meetings. Fortunately there are answers for this dilemma.
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 Ms.Sheela is very aspiring HR professional with work experience across verticals and had worked with name like AOL and Mafoi. She is presently an independent hr professional based out of pondicherry catering HR consulting services. She is an enthusiastic to contribute her learning's about the impact of the book"The monk who sold a Ferrari", in which she illustrates the experience of understanding the complexities of day to day life instances we all come across. continue to read the review below and have this on your shelf as recommended. |
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First Day in my First Job
Marianne Choo is a graduate in Communication Studies with a specialisation in journalism. She has worked in government ministries, where she wrote for an in-house public service magazine and helped to draft speeches for public officers. Previously, she has also worked in one of Singapore's pre-eminent academic enrichment centres as an English teacher, and will soon embark on a teaching position in the public education sector.
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