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    Explore "remotemeetings" with insightful episodes like "E97 - Rethinking Firm-wide Meeting Standards", "69 - Sunni Brown and Dave Mastronardi", "Mission, vision, leadership and introverts.", "#23 – Remote Meetings: How to Make Them Worthwhile" and "Virtual meeting and workshop tips from the Remote Meeting Guy, Jonas Rajanto (Episode 112)" from podcasts like ""The Boomer Briefing", "Visual Thinking", "Activate your Introvert", "The Managing with Mind and Heart Podcast" and "First Time Facilitator"" and more!

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    E97 - Rethinking Firm-wide Meeting Standards

    E97 - Rethinking Firm-wide Meeting Standards

    Welcome to the Boomer Briefing Podcast, where we help you solve a critical business issue in 20 minutes or less.  

    This episode, host Jon Hubbard, Shareholder at Boomer Consulting, has a conversation with Boomer Solutions Advisor, Megan Schottler. They discuss capacity strain, remote meeting complexities, meeting overload, efficient meeting procedures, too much time in meetings, unavailable time, avoiding burnout, and next steps your firm can take. 

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    Twitter: @megan_BCI 
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    Email: megan.schottler@boomer.com 

    Look out for new episodes every Tuesday, involving The Boomer Advantage 5 Pillars of a Successful Firm: leadership, process, technology, talent, and growth. For more information about Boomer Consulting, visit boomer.com 

    The Boomer Briefing
    enSeptember 13, 2022
    burnout
    meetings
    capacity
    remotework
    remotemeetings

    69 - Sunni Brown and Dave Mastronardi

    69 - Sunni Brown and Dave Mastronardi

    Sunni Brown and Dave Mastronardi

    Listen to this special episode where we are lucky interview the two legends while they are sitting in the same physical room talking about facilitation and what makes it so tricky and beautiful, how facilitation changed in the post-covid era. Can Gamestorming work offline? :D Can you do hybrid workshops? How to prepare for when something goes wrong during a workshop? Tune in to get inspired from the two stars of facilitation, both in physical and remote environments.

     

     

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    Visual Thinking
    enNovember 30, 2021
    facilitation
    remotework
    visualthinking
    remotemeetings
    remotefacilitation

    Mission, vision, leadership and introverts.

    Mission, vision, leadership and introverts.

    In this week’s show………

    • Penny for the Guy Mister
    • Better remote meetings
    • And an interview with Gina Gardiner

    Gina is well known for her leadership expertise and illuminates the Way for enlightened leaders to create a more profitable & meaningful mission. Her website is https://genuinely-you.co

    Leadership tip of the week

    Many of us now have to run, or be involved in more virtual meetings than ever before. There’s an assumption that introverts prefer them, as there’s less people contact.

    Simple fact is that most people, including introverts find them tiring and often more tiring that face to face. In most face to face meetings people will look around the room every now and again – it’s not frowned upon. But on camera there seems to be an expectation of more concentration.

    One simple tip to help – have more breaks and get people to get up and move. The introverts will find it useful, but everybody else too.

    Other things that help are being much tighter on the agenda (keep it more relevant to the people in the zoom and stick to it). You could also try getting a different person to summarise the discussion on each subject, so every 10-15 minutes there’s a short summary

    For more ideas go to https://introvertinbusiness.co.uk/improve-remote-team-meetings/

    Introvert myth of the week

    Penny for the guy mister….

    One myth I’d like to confine to the bonfire today is that it’s easy to tell an introvert from an extrovert.

    More and more people wear masks (figuratively, not the covid, or even Guy Fawkes ones). If the rewards for success go to more extrovert behaviours, then it’s no surprise that many introverts will wear a mask to hide in plain sight. Read more at https://introvertinbusiness.co.uk/spotting-an-introvert-hiding-in-plain-sight/

    Introvert Myth

    Activate your Introvert
    enNovember 05, 2020
    leadership
    remotemeetings

    #23 – Remote Meetings: How to Make Them Worthwhile

    #23 – Remote Meetings: How to Make Them Worthwhile

    In this episode, we dive into a timely subject: running remote meetings. Remote meetings are tough, but when done right, you can still have effective (and enjoyable) meetings. Mike and Ethan touch on what technologies to use, how to foster an environment of connection, how to create a Virtual Meeting Code of Conduct with your team, and tools for effectively facilitating a remote meeting. If you are now like us and running all your meetings via an online platform, then tune in. (Special Bonus: Tune in to hear Ethan’s best impression of Gollum.)

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    For more information on Nash Consulting, visit their website at www.nashconsulting.com

    The Managing with Mind and Heart Podcast
    enMarch 25, 2020
    business
    leadership
    management
    managing
    leading

    Virtual meeting and workshop tips from the Remote Meeting Guy, Jonas Rajanto (Episode 112)

    Virtual meeting and workshop tips from the Remote Meeting Guy, Jonas Rajanto (Episode 112)

    Today’s guest, Jonas Rajanto’s life has changed over the last two weeks – he has been in demand, helping individuals and businesses pivot their offline offerings, online. Jonas is based in Finland and is affectionately known as “The Remote Meeting Guy”.  In this show we talk about energy required to facilitate online workshops and how […]

    The post Virtual meeting and workshop tips from the Remote Meeting Guy, Jonas Rajanto (Episode 112) appeared first on First Time Facilitator.

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    First Time Facilitator
    en-auMarch 23, 2020
    workshops
    virtualmeetings
    remotemeetings
    virtualfacilitation
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