Meetings
A statement that describes our general goal for the meeting.
What is an Opening Statement?
Something you should do with your eyes when talking to another person.
What is Direct Eye Contact?
A general overview of what the presentation is going to be about.
What is an Outline?
To come back to an issue later in the presentation.
What is Circle Around?
What is Table?
What is Stealing Thunder?
A phrase used to greet everyone at the meeting.
What is a Welcome?
The way we should sit when asking a question.
What is sitting straight?
Another term for suggesting an idea.
What is a Pitch?
A new idea or process.
What is a Paradigm?
When someone is being intentionally misleading or playing a joke on you.
What is Pulling My Leg?
Returning to the original topic of the meeting after a distraction.
What is Getting Back on Track?
How we should speak when asking a question.
What is clearly and loud?
The presenter's method of starting a presentation.
What is an Introduction?
An employee that is especially ambitions and/or aggressive.
What is a Shark?
Something that is too easy.
What is a Piece of Cake?
The leader of a meeting.
What is a Chairperson?
Questions that employers cannot legally ask.
What is age/gender/religion?
The people you are giving the presentation to.
What is the Audience?
Thinking and solving problems in unusual and creative ways.
What is Thinking Outside the Box?
To completely agree with someone on a topic.
What is seeing eye-to-eye?
To begin a meetings, we begin by _________ the agenda.
What is reviewing?
Questions that pry into details of another person's life.
What are Personal Questions?
To rise sharply (e.g. on a graph)
What is Spike?
The amount of work that can be done in a limited time.
What is Bandwidth?
When something is good enough to finish a task or satisfy everyone.
What is Cutting the Mustard?