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Blog Content Prompt Question:

Topic: Being a Part of the meeting

1. What did you do?

2. With whom did you do?

3. How did you do? How long did you do?

4. Who do you think has done the best?

5. Who could have done better? How?

6. Who spoke well?

7. Who wrote well?

8. Who has to work hard in oral communication? written communication and why?

9. What was the easiest and hardest part?

10. What have you learnt? from whom?

11. What have you done but didn't understand?

12. If you were given a chance, how would you have done the meeting differently?


Or,

What are your ethical concerns in a business communication as a student?


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