Those who regularly conduct walking meetings say they find the meeting style effective —especially for potentially awkward conversations, said Waddington, who remembers a mentor calling a walking meeting to raise issues that Waddington hadn't been aware of.
Though she doesn't like to toot her own horn–"I'm turning crimson right now," she says when asked how her meeting style has helped her career she has improved a slew of committee conclaves at her institution.
Though meetings are getting shorter and smaller, Nadella's frequent meeting style fits the national trend.
Just down the hall in the spacious school cafeteria, Wilson resident Barbara Exum fumed about the private meeting style.
Similarly, interventions designed to improve interdisciplinary team work tend to focus on specifics of team work activities such as: sharing of patient files [ 3], case-conferencing approaches [ 4, 5], or meeting style or frequency [ 6- 10].
In a town meeting-style debate with Mr. Clinton in 1992, Mr. Bush seemed so bored that the camera caught him glancing at his watch.
I continue to believe that it was a big mistake for Obama to turn down McCain's proposal for a series of unmoderated face-to-face town-meeting-style debates.
"It's pretty clear that they have done a lot of damage to one another," Mr. Gore said at a news conference after a town-meeting-style campaign event here.
His family lived in a converted boxcar in southern Illinois, and once a year they would dress up in Sunday-go-to-meeting style and drive to St . Louisto see the Globetrotters.
And, in the evening, in an indication of how the administration is going all out to sell the need for a new health care system, President Obama participated in a town meeting-style gathering televised by ABC News from the White House.
This debate was more free-wheeling than the first two, perhaps because the format was a town-meeting-style exchange, with the contenders approaching the audience as if they were trying to make their best case to a jury.
