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The first 5-7 minutes of a meeting

The first 5-7 minutes of a meeting

This is the most important part for conducting more effective meetings.

It establishes the parameters, organizes the terms of reference and tells everybody in the room why they are there, for how long, and what they need to accomplish.

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