When a Person Does Not Need to Attend a Meeting

question 31

Multiple Choice

When a person does not need to attend a meeting but still needs to be kept 'in the loop', you should:

• A) invite them anyway; then, if they do not attend, it will be up to them to find out what they missed.
• B) ring them after the meeting and provide a quick summary of the main topics that were discussed.
• C) send them the meeting agenda.
• D) make the meeting's minutes available to them.
• E) tell them they can catch up at the next meeting when matters arising from the last meeting are discussed.

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