Robert's Rules of Order - How to Avoid the Biggest Robert's Rules Mistakes
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Welcome to this insightful video on how to avoid the 5 biggest mistakes that most board members make when using Robert's Rules of Order. Presented by Susan Leahy M.A CSP, founder, and creator of www.RobertsRulesMadeSimple.com, a professional trainer, and speaker with a wealth of experience in teaching over 10,000 boards how to run better meetings by understanding the fundamentals of Robert's Rules of Order.
In this must-watch video, Susan shares valuable insights on how to steer clear of the most common mistakes made by many boards when using Robert's Rules of Order. By avoiding these mistakes, your board can have more productive meetings, make better decisions, and work together as a cohesive team.
The 5 biggest mistakes that Susan covers in this video are:
Using Robert's Rules of Order as a weapon.
Not teaching all members the basics.
Relying on institutional knowledge when you shouldn't be.
Not restating the motion often enough.
Going too fast.
By watching this video, you'll gain a better understanding of these common mistakes and learn practical tips on how to avoid them. If you're looking to improve your board's meeting efficiency, this video is a must-watch.
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This and your other videos are so helpful!! Thank you so much for articulating Robert's Rules in such a human, applicable way!
We love your videos! Our SGA has learned so much from you!
RCC SGA Thanks so very much for reaching out. I just saw this comment. Did you know that I do webinars?? If I can be of service know that I am here!! Happy Meetings!
are Robert's rules of order used for ALL meetings? I've seen them used in Exec. Board meetings but I'm about to chair a committee and I'm not sure whether they are also used for committee meetings.
Karen Vergara Greetings. Check with your organizations bylaws. They should state if you use Robert's Rules of Order. Also keep in mind that when you are on a smaller committee you used a more informal RR structure.
who is robert?
6. Do not simply IGNORE the rules if the attendees have a different opinion than you:
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If you're in 5035 and watching this, what's up?