David Grady: How to save the world (or at least yourself) from bad meetings
Deivids Greidijs: Kā izglābt pasauli (vai vismaz sevi) no sliktām sanāksmēm
David Grady is on a crusade to help you take back your calendar. Full bio
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recognize from down the hall,
about why he took your chair
kāpēc paņēma tieši jūsu krēslu,
that are out there.
that you might need your chair
it. You'd make a stink.
back to his cubicle
and you're at the office,
up in your calendar.
kind of know from down the hall,
project that you heard a little bit about.
par ko esat kaut ko dzirdējuši.
you were invited to the meeting.
kāpēc uz sanāksmi aicina jūs,
meeting invitation, and you go.
un piedalāties.
unproductive session is over,
tikšanās ir galā,
desk and you say,
tās divas stundas!"
(Smiekli)
very nice people,
more valuable than office furniture.
vērtīgāku nekā biroja mēbeles.
of a global epidemic
known as MAS:
Mindless Accept Syndrome
galvenais simptoms
the minute it pops up in your calendar.
tiklīdz tie parādās kalendārā.
un tas ir jūsu kalendārā:
click, bing — it's in your calendar,
for a meeting." (Laughter)
the success of any enterprise.
uzņēmuma panākumu atslēga.
really positive, actionable results.
tiešām pozitīvus rezultātus,
over the last few years.
other guy can't run a good meeting,
ka citi nemāk vadīt sanāksmes,
Mindless Accept Syndrome,
Muļķīgā apstiprināšanas sindroma dēļ,
that MAS is a global epidemic.
ka MAS ir globāla epidēmija.
on Youtube, and in the video,
es YouTube ieliku video.
katru konferences zvanu,
conference call you've ever been on.
hate about really bad meetings.
ko neciešam nejēdzīgās sapulcēs
jausmas, kā vadīt sanāksmes.
no idea how to run the meeting.
have no idea why they're there.
kādēļ tur atrodas.
into this collaborative train wreck.
aiziet pa pieskari,
agreement on a very important proposal.
vienošanos par ļoti svarīgu priekšlikumu.
Es šodien strādāju no mājām.
joining us today, great.
sarunā piedalās daudz cilvēku,
on the call we'd like to get through,
un ķeršos pie lietas.
agreement on a very important proposal.
vienošanos par ļoti svarīgu priekšlikumu
(Smiekli)
to me, too.
thousands of views every month.
tūkstošiem skatījumu katru mēnesi.
companies in the world,
bet tie ir visiem zināmi —
heard of but I won't name,
this video in their new-hire training
šo video jauno darbinieku apmācībām,
not to run a meeting at their company.
viņu uzņēmumā.
being used by all these companies —
izmantošana apmācībās —
ir globāla problēma ar sanāksmēm,
a global problem with meetings,
Baisa, skumja, nomācoša patiesība.
retirement or death, sigh."
vai nāvei, ehh.”
all of these comments online
that we are powerless
than go to meetings
poorly run meetings
slikti vadītajās sanāksmēs,
not powerless at all.
neesam bezspēcīgi.
is right here in our hands.
high school Spanish,
"Enough already, make it stop!"
works. It's very simple.
tas ir ļoti vienkārši.
get a meeting invitation
kad saņemsiet ielūgumu uz sanāksmi,
of information in it at all,
that's why it's there.
tāpēc jau tā tur ir.
is there for you not to accept immediately.
kas ļauj atlikt ielūguma pieņemšanu.
who asked you to the meeting.
kurš jūs uzaicināja.
to support their work,
atbalstīsiet viņa darbu,
of the meeting is,
how you can help them achieve their goal.
kā varat palīdzēt sasniegt šo mērķi.
a little bit more thoughtful
meeting invitations.
ar ielūgumu apstiprināšanu.
decisions about accepting it.
sending out agendas. Imagine!
dienaskārtības. Iedomājieties!
with 12 people to talk about a status
bez konferences zvana starp 12 cilvēkiem
email and get it done with.
behavior because you changed yours.
jo jūs būsit mainījis savējo.
your chair back, too. (Laughter)
jūsu krēslu. (Smiekli)
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
David Grady - Information security managerDavid Grady is on a crusade to help you take back your calendar.
Why you should listen
David Grady is an information security manager who believes that strong communication skills are a necessity in today’s global economy. He has been a print journalist, a “PR guy” and a website producer, and has ghostwritten speeches and magazine articles for Fortune 500 company executives. A mid-life career change brought him into the world of information risk management, where every day he uses his communications experience to transform complex problems into understandable challenges.
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