9/9 Friday 4:15 creating action oriented meetings
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The document provides guidance on creating action-oriented meetings and transitioning to a paperless process. It recommends delivering agenda items and packets via website, flash-drive, netbook, or hard copy by request as part of the transition to paperless. It also outlines five rules of persuasive communication: be goal oriented, persuade using others' self-interest, make others feel important, do nothing to injure, and be brief.
9/9 Friday 4:15 creating action oriented meetings
- 1. Creating Action Oriented Meetings Bruce P. Cury, Esq. Past Chairman Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission Robert B. Hunter, FAICP Executive Director Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission September 9, 2011 4:15p 5:30p
- 2. Going Paperless Original Staff Report Emailed to Director Signed Electronically Converted to PDF
- 7. Staying Paperless Agenda Items/Packets Delivered via: 1.Website 2.Flash-drive & Net Book 3.Hard copy (by request during transition)
- 8. Flash-Drive Net Book
- 12. Bruce P. Cury, Esq. Past Chairman Hillsborough County City-County Planning Commission
- 13. First Rule: Be goal oriented.
- 14. Second Rule: Persuade by using the persons self-interest.
- 15. Third Rule: Make the other person feel important.
- 16. Fourth Rule: Do nothing to injure.
- 18. Rules of Persuasive Communication 1. Be goal oriented. 2. Persuade by using the other persons self interest. 3. Make the other person feel important. 4. Do nothing to injure. 5. Be brief.
- 19. Q&A