When leading a meeting, it is important to respect your team members’ time. What are some ways of doing this? Select all that apply.1 pointDiscuss work that does not impact the attendees.Be prepared to talk about your workArrive to the meeting on timePay attention to what others are saying

When attending an online meeting, what actions can you take to respect your colleagues’ time? Select all that apply.1 pointStay focused and attentiveHave participants arrive when they chooseAsk questions when you need clarificationBe prepared to discuss your work

Select all that applyWhich of the following should you do if you want to have effective meetings?Multiple select question.Review the agenda before beginning, and tentatively allocate time for each item.Recognize mistakes and chastise those who make them so the team can learn from those mistakes.Always cover the agenda in order.Encourage active participation of all members by asking questions.Summarize decisions, and review assignments for the next meeting.Make sure to keep the minutes of the meeting secret so the client does not see them.

Which way of showing respect in a group project would best solve this problem?Wynona is grouped with people she considers serious students. When the other group members come to their first meeting prepared with ideas, Wynona listens for a few minutes and decides the ideas seem solid, so the others must have it all under control. She waits for them to make a few decisions and tell her what her tasks will be.A.Take a leading role.B.Contribute ideas.C.Be an active listener.D.Be inclusive.

It is helpful to build cohesion at meetings so people are more comfortable expressing themselves. What is one way to do this?a.)Create a spreadsheet of each person’s scheduleb.)Hire a team psychologist to monitor team interactionsc.)Ask an icebreaker question about each person’s favorite hobbyd.)Increase the number and length of team meetings

Which of the following are best practices when you are leading a kickoff meeting? Select all that apply.1 pointSet the right time.Follow up after the meeting. Take your own thorough notes.Share the agenda.