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Group 1 - The core principle of effective meetings is to have a clear and focused theme, as 99% of ineffective meetings stem from unclear topics [1][2][3] - Good meeting themes should be specific and tangible, avoiding vague topics that lead to unproductive discussions [3][6] - To address broad themes, they should be broken down into smaller, specific topics for multiple discussions [4][5] Group 2 - Selecting the right participants is crucial; more attendees do not equate to better outcomes [8][9] - Research indicates that meeting efficiency declines sharply when attendance exceeds eight people, with the optimal number being five to seven [10] - The presence of a dominant speaker can lead to groupthink, where individuals may suppress their opinions to conform [11][13] Group 3 - The role of the supervisor in meetings is essential for maintaining focus and controlling time [22][26] - A supervisor should redirect discussions that stray from the main topic and ensure that time limits are respected [25][27] - If discussions exceed the allotted time without resolution, it is better to schedule a follow-up meeting rather than prolong the current one [31] Group 4 - Post-meeting follow-up is vital, with meeting minutes serving as a bridge between discussions and future actions [32][39] - Effective meeting minutes should include the meeting theme, participants, discussion content, conclusions, and next steps [35][38] - Properly documenting meetings can significantly enhance future productivity and clarity in responsibilities [39]