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Chairing Meetings – Setting Ground Rules

You won’t always need to set ground rules when you chair a meeting. But there are times when you will need them.

So, in this video, we look at the different ground rules you may want to set.

Watching this video is worth 1 Management Courses CPD Point*.
(See below for more details)

This video is part of course module number 2.3.2
Program 2: The Manager as Communicator
Course 3: Meetings
Section 2: Chairing Meetings

Primary videos that precede this video include:
– Planning Your Meeting https://youtu.be/u0hqoWIecNU
– Meetings as Conversations https://youtu.be/42kngpo0MPE
– Meeting Discipline https://youtu.be/NWLKP4Lk3BA

Primary videos that follow this video include:
– Hosting the Meeting https://youtu.be/MyyoRz4fKP8
– Housekeeping https://youtu.be/U3PfBOBeqBY
– Managing the Meeting https://youtu.be/cRap-SJ8tpQ
– How to Close Your Meeting https://youtu.be/S0V2-NsLFSs

LESSON NOTES
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We look at the considerations around a wide range of possible ground rules you can use, when you are chairing meetings. These ground rules include:
– confidentiality
– note-taking
– courtesy
– contributing – and how to do it
– challenge
– follow-up

RECOMMENDED EXERCISE
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1. Think about any regular meetings you attend – as chair or as a participant. Do they have explicit ground rules? If not, are there implicit ground rules everyone understands? How satisfactory is the situation? If you think it could improve, how? (3 MC CPD Points)
2. Thinking about regular meetings you chair, what will you do to apply what you have learned to each of those meetings? (1 MC CPD Point)
3. At your next one-off or new meeting, make a deliberate choice about how you will handle ground rules. Then apply that. (2 MC CPD Points)
4. Review the outcomes of your next one-off or new meeting. How successful was the way you handled ground rues? What worked well, and what was less effective? What will do differently next time? (2 MC CPD Points)

DOWNLOADS
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Free Resources
– CPD Tools – https://gum.co/MC-CPD
Paid resources
– Management Courses Onboarding Kit – https://gum.co/MC-ObK ($3)

RECOMMENDED READING
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– Running Meetings (HBR) https://geni.us/uTtzzH
– Meetings Suck https://geni.us/PnqAf
– Bad Meetings Happen to Good People https://geni.us/ehWHWW

Management Courses Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Points
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– If you simply watched the video, record 1 MC CPD point
– If you also carried out all of the recommended exercises, score a total of 9 MC CPD points
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Note:
Links to our book recommendations are affiliated through Amazon

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Seating Psychology in One-on-One Meetings
Power in the Meeting Room: Psychology of Seating Positions
Four Special Meeting Types and How to Run Them
Facilitated Meetings: How to Run a Facilitated Meeting
How to Chair Creative Meetings: Tools and Techniques
Chairing Meetings – How to Prevent Group Think
Chairing Meetings – What to Do when Your Meeting Goes Wrong
Chairing Meetings – How to Deal with Challenging Participants
Chairing Meetings – How to Facilitate with Authority
Chairing Meetings – How to Reduce Meeting Cost
Attending Meetings – Using Flipchart Effectively
Attending Meetings – Using Projector and Slides Effectively
Attending Meetings – Project Presence and Authority
Attending Meetings – Reduce Wasted Meeting Time
Chairing Meetings – Meeting Minutes and Follow-up
Chairing Meetings – How to Close Your Meeting
Chairing Meetings – Managing the Meeting
Chairing Meetings – Housekeeping for your Meeting
Chairing Meetings – Hosting the Meeting
Chairing Meetings – Meeting Discipline
Chairing Meetings – Meetings as Conversations
Chairing Meetings – Planning Your Meeting
Attending Meetings – Structured Response Formats
Attending Meetings – Making an Effective Meeting Contribution
Attending Meetings – Networking and Relationship Building
Attending Meetings – Preparing to Attend a Meeting
Attending Meetings – Are they the Best Use of Your Time?

Mike Clayton

About Mike Clayton 

Dr Mike Clayton is a (former) Project Manager and now a management educator. Having trained thousands of people at live workshops, seminars, and conferences, he now delivers training mainly via video. He has 14 books with international publishers and runs two successful YouTube channels. He is also the founder of OnlinePMCourses.com

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