Which is an effective ground rule for a group meeting?

let the discussion continue as long as people are contributing

establish a time limit

keep your ideas to yourself

have one person do all the work

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Justine Bush

15 November, 06:35

Which is an effective ground rule for a group meeting?

let the discussion continue as long as people are contributing

establish a time limit

keep your ideas to yourself

have one person do all the work

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Addison Kirby · Answer 1

Establish a time limit

Explanation:

It has the word "group" meeting so if you didn't share your ideas, then you wouldn't be taking part in the "group" meeting.

If you have one person doing all the work, then that wouldn't be including everyone, since it is called a "group" meeting. If one person was doing all the work and others were just there chitchatting and not doing some of the work, then it basically wouldn't be a meeting with a group.

If you establish a time limit, then everyone will be able to talk and pitch in their ideas.

Which is an effective ground rule for a group meeting?let the discussion continue as long as people are contributingestablish a time limitkeep your ideas to yourselfhave one person do all the work

Which is an effective ground rule for a group meeting?

let the discussion continue as long as people are contributing

establish a time limit

keep your ideas to yourself

have one person do all the work