Business_Spotlight_-_Nr.2_2020

WHICH MEETING?

ad hoc meeting , Ad-hoc-Sitzung

AGM (annual general meeting) , Jahreshauptversammlung

awayday (US off-site meeting) , Sitzung außer Haus

board meeting , Vorstandssitzung

brainstorming , Brainstorming(-Sitzung)

business meeting , Geschäftstreffen, geschäftliche

Besprechung

committee meeting , Ausschusssitzung

conference , Kongress,Tagung; Konferenz

conference call , Telekonferenz; Konferenzschaltung

daily meeting , tägliche Besprechung

decision-making meeting , entscheidungstragende Sitzung

department(al) meeting , Abteilungssitzung, -besprechung

emergency meeting , Dringlichkeitssitzung

(employee) town hall meeting , Mitarbeiterversammlung

extraordinary meeting , Sondersitzung, außerordentliche

Sitzung

information sharing , Informationsaustausch

innovation meeting , Innovationsveranstaltung

kickoff meeting , Sitzung zum Auftakt eines

Projekts

monthly meeting , monatliche Besprechung

one-to-one meeting , persönliches Gespräch,

(US one-on-one meeting) Gespräch unter vier Augen

pre-bid meeting , Vorangebotstreffen

product development meeting , Besprechung zur Produkt-

entwicklung

project meeting , Projektbesprechung

retreat , Klausurtagung

round-table discussion , Gespräch am Runden Tisch

shareholders’ meeting , Aktionärsversammlung

staff meeting , Mitarbeitertreffen, -besprechung

stand-up meeting , Stehtreffen

status update meeting , Treffen zur Statusaktualisierung

team meeting , Teamsitzung, -besprechung

VOKABEL

Teil 1 YOU AND YOUR JOB (7/19)

Teil 2 TELEPHONING (8/19)

Teil 3 SMALL TALK (1/20)

Teil 4 MEETINGS (2/20)

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Teil 5 NEGOTIATING (3/20)

Teil 6 EMAILS AND TEXTS (4/20)

Teil 7 PRESENTATIONS (5/20)

Teil 8 GETTING A NEW JOB (6/20)

PREPARATION IS KEY

Many people feel that they spend

too much time in meetings. And that

they have far too many! That’s why it’s

essential to make your meetings more

effective. Before your next meeting,

learn some vocabulary. If you feel

more confident with the language,

your meetings should go more smoo-

thly — and finish faster.

A GOOD MEETING!

For a meeting to be successful, the

objective must clear to all involved.

Ideally, people should come prepared

for the topics of discussion. More

importantly, everyone should leave

the meeting with a clear idea of

what will come next.

WHICH MEETING?

Make sure people know what kind of

meeting they will be having:

● We have a staff meeting tomorrow mor-

ning.

● Let’s have the kickoff meeting in the

afternoon.

● Everyone was at the town hall meeting.

Where were you?

TRAINER

ÜBEN

TESTEN

NUTZEN

Teil 4 MEETINGS