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How to handle virtual meetings

First published on June 24, 2020

By now we are all getting used to doing more of our work remotely, and it looks like we’ll be doing virtual meetings for quite some time to come. As these types of meetings become an integral and essential part of how you run your business and communicate with customers, suppliers and staff alike, it makes good business sense to learn how to run them really well. This will ensure you continue to come across as a professional business leader and ensure business meetings are productive, rather than just waffly, disorganised talking-shops!

Here’s a quick summary of key points to help you run effective remote meetings: 

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