Meeting Management
Here are 3 must-have travel apps.
If certain people tend to arrive late for meetings, suggest these cures to your boss.
Whether you are working on a project, have meetings, lunches, or new clients visiting, offices are sometimes the perfect setting. However, they can also get old and boring after a while. A change of scenery could really do some good!
Using tags and date stamps, you can track the progress of others’ assignments in shared notebooks.
No minute-taking training is complete without some “Gotcha!” warnings. Do you ever make theses mistakse?
You feel you’ve almost got minute-taking down, but there’s still that tiny flutter of apprehension going into a meeting. See if our Q&A soothes your mind.
If you ever have to get your boss to an important destination in the face of missed flights, Heather Wilde, writing at Inc., offers these tips.
When you’re responsible for your boss’ travel but you can’t go along, there’s technology that can step in for you when she’s on the road.
Lisa Iannucci, writing at Travel Pulse, suggests these technology enhancements to make travel easier.
Here are some suggestions to make more people stay alert during conference calls.
Elaine Glusac, writing at The New York Times, offers these examples of data-driven travel planners.
The key to saving money on travel, predictably, is getting really good with your deep online searches. Here are some tips.
Looking for ways to make your boss’s life a little easier on the road? Svilen Petrov, writing at Wings Journal, shares these business travel tips from frequent traveler Eric Pulier.
