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For many managers, departmental meetings are a cross to be borne rather than an opportunity to be grasped — a time‐wasting diversion from the job of managing. Yet, if properly planned and conducted, such meetings can make an effective contribution to better results. The skills involved in running them are within the reach of every manager; the essential requirements are patience, determination and a systematic approach.

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