
How to organize a useful and engaging town hall meeting.
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Have you ever been to a "town hall" style meeting in your organization?
When done well, this type of meeting can be exciting, informative, and motivating. These meetings can open up constructive dialogue with the leadership team in your organization, and address any concerns or issues that people are worrying about.
However, poorly-led town hall meetings can leave people feeling confused, unheard, and even dispirited. Badly organized meetings waste time, and hurt productivity.
In this article, we'll examine company town hall meetings in detail, and we'll discuss how you can make best use of the opportunities that a town hall meeting presents.
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