Follow the agenda:Staying on topic is good business etiquette because it reduces time wasted on tangents. Business meetings sometimes go off the agenda, but it's helpful to the facilitator if you stay on task and try to keep the meeting productive. If you can, lead the conversation back to the original topic if you notice it drifted to an unrelated subject. - Follow the agenda:Staying on topic is good business etiquette because it reduces time wasted on tangents. Business meetings sometimes go off the agenda, but it's helpful to the facilitator if you stay on task and try to keep the meeting productive. If you can, lead the conversation back to the original topic if you notice it drifted to an unrelated subject.
- Ask questions at the appropriate time:The best time to ask questions is during the presentation at opportune moments when your question is relevant to the presenter's information. Be courteous and wait for a break in their speech to raise your hand. They will also likely invite attendees to ask questions periodically during the presentation.
- Put away technology:Many people tend to keep their phones on the table during meetings, but this may turn into a distraction if it accidentally rings, buzzes or lights up. Turn off or silence your device, then put it away where it is no longer visible, such as in a purse, briefcase or jacket pocket.
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