Meeting Attendee Characteristics: |
Meeting Chairperson. Agenda, has interest in the Organization. |
Meeting Facilitator. Acts as timekeeper, makes sure everyone has a voice, keeps tone level and meeting on track. |
Mr./Ms. Nevershtup. Hijack the conversation by monologuing, stealing the spotlight, changing the topic to one more favorable. |
Manager Domb. Hijack with dominance, interrupt, talk loudly and down to others. |
Asst. Director A. Noy. No concern for others, sidebar conversation. |
Mr./Ms. Vic. Tem. Disgruntled employee, low pay, no respect. |
Mr./Ms. Nonn Chalant. Feeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or enthusiasm. |
Mr./Ms. Frea’ Spiret. Knows they are in a professional meeting, but loves everyone and wants to make everyone their friend. |
Mr./Ms. E’go Maineact. Believes they are the greatest person in this world, and everyone should get the experience of having them in the room. |
Mr./Ms. A. Pudding. Passive Aggressive, expert at giving the silent treatment, but obvious. Glares, sulks, loud sighs, shakes head. |
Vice President S. Climber. Power-hungry. Lacks confidence to be vocal. Nonverbal sycophant. Agrees with the chairperson on everything. |
Mr./Ms. Rocket. Aggressive and Silent. Uses nonverbal cues to signify an aggressive nature. Dominates the space without regard for those nearby. |
Mr./Ms. Deadlee. Powerless, silent, nonverbal (dead-like). |
T. Dogge. Alpha and nonverbal, not necessarily arrogant, just comfortably alpha. |
Mr./Ms. Betafesh. Perfectly fine with their role and just wants everyone to be happy and productive. |
Director Dee Nigh. Utter disdain for anyone and everyone. Shows it in voice and action. |
Mr./Ms. Toaduso. For years they have been sharing problems. They have noticed, but offer no solutions. “Solutions are other people’s job.” |
Mr./Ms. G. Giannt. Shows gentle power. Kind, few words, touches shoulder to calm others when possible. Feels everyone should have a voice. |