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Accountability - key to effective meetingsHow often have you sat in meetings listening to excuse after excuse from people who didn't do what they said they'd do at the last meeting? Does it bug you too? It does me! One of the items I use personally to counteract this frustration, is an action list which summarizes what was agreed to be done, by who and by when. This list, if kept and circulated to all in attendance immediately following the meeting, makes people more accountable for their actions and I- actions. Two things will happen: they will start doing more; or they will stop talking and over-committing. Either way you win! Here is a sample form for your use: This is even more important in volunteer groups where people come together under a common banner with individual agendas and the challenge is to blend those agendas to the common good. Having done that, to follow through and actually accomplish what has been talked about. Don't be afraid to hold people accountable and set a higher standard. They will respond or they will leave you to accomplish that which is important. Either way, you win!
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