PubMed · 10139146
Running effective meetings, running effective groups.
Abstract
Meetings are effective if they meet the objectives of each person involved in the least amount of time possible. Different strategies are needed for different types of meetings. Different leadership styles are necessary depending on the members' personality preferences and the stages of the group's development. Good leaders know how to adapt to these preferences and stages.
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S E Ogborn. 1994. Running effective meetings, running effective groups.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10139146/
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