Meeting minutes need to be an accurate written record that summarizes what was agreed in a meeting. Being asked to take the minutes can be a stressful experience as it can be difficult to know what to put in and what to leave out.
This eBook provides a step-by-step approach to note taking that makes sure that you don’t miss anything important. It also helps you overcome the most common problems encountered when taking minutes.
Meeting minutes are a summarized written record of a meeting. Being asked to take the minutes can be a stressful experience as it can be difficult to know what to put in and what to leave out. This eBook provides detailed guidance on how to take notes during the meeting and how to turn them into professionally presented minutes.
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Paul Newton
Paul Newton has worked in IT and Project management for over 30 years and has also developed several internet based enterprises. He was a co-founder and director of ITT Ltd where he was responsible for the development and marketing of software-based management training tools. Clients included Microsoft, IBM, Pfizer, Sun Microsystems, UK National Health, Ministry of Defence, Barclays and many other internationally known organisations.
Prior to that, he worked as an IT consultant specialising in developing IBM mainframe software for many of the company's clients including: Rockwell, Severn Trent Water, SWEB, SWALEC, and Eagle Star Insurance.
He also owns www.psychometric-success.com, a leading provider of practice aptitude tests. This website helps over a million people per year to pass job selection tests including: numerical, verbal, abstract, spatial and mechanical reasoning tests. It has 16 free practice tests available to download - visit www.psychometric-success.com.
You can contact him at paul@free-management-ebooks.com, paul@psychometric-success.com or via his personal blog www.pcnewton.com.