Author Biography: Shirley Fine Lee

Shirley Fine Lee is a author/consultant/facilitator who helps organizations increase the capacity of employees, systems, and communications to produce results. Her book, "R.A!R.A! A Meeting Wizard's Approach" is a must-have guide that demonstrates effective meeting planning and management. Shirley designs and facilitates a variety of team building,

problem solving, and productivity improvement events. Her programs include managing time, facilitating meetings, project management simplified, workspace or group organization, the problem solving process, and team-building. More information on Shirley, her book, and the option to sign-up for a free productivity newsletter are available on her website at www.ShirleyFineLee.com.

Evaluate Team Performance And Determine Training Needs
Improved Time Management Includes Setting Three Priorities
Differences Between Self-Managed And Self-Directed Teams
Ten Ideas To Reward Teams And Members
Common Types Of Participative Meetings
Six Requirements For Effective Team Membership
Five Simple Time Management Tips For To Do Lists
Twelve Steps Of Goal Setting As An Annual Business Strategic Process
The Four C's Of Team Goal Setting
What Are SMART Goals?
Ten Ways Leadership Can Motivate Team Building And Performance
Questions To Ask When Goal Setting
Eleven Responsibilities Of Great Team Leaders And Sponsoring Managers
Resolving Absenteeism In Team Or Project Meetings
When To Say No Thanks To A Meeting Invitation
How Can We Get Off This Rabbit Trail?
Power Totes For Team Roles And Rotation
Three Steps To Becoming A Better Listener
Eleven Time Management Things To Do Or Not
The 3R's In Forming Teams
Ten Ways To Offer Better Customer Service
The Power Of Positive Reinforcement
Are You At Your Peak?
The 3T Rule For Meeting Agendas
Designing A Process For Customer Service Escalation
Ten Ways To Increase Group Participation In Team Meetings
Ten Ideas To Encourage Individual Involvement In Interactive Meetings
Are Meetings Producing A Loss Or A Gain
Whatever Happened To Weekly Progress Reports
Three Phases Of Value-Added Meetings
The 5 P's Of Team Design And Development For Managers
Why Use The 3W Rule For Action Items?
The Three V's Of Communication Plus One
Planning Self-Managed Team Member Rotation
The Three P's Of Reward And Recognition
Five Characteristics Of A Great Team
Leadership Style In A Coffee Cup
Ten Book Options To Use For Business Gifts
Giving A Business Client A Gift From The Company
Three Ideas For Team Recognition Gifts Or Gift Baskets
Bosses Need Gift Of Better Meeting Leadership
Project Celebrations And Team Recognition Are Important
5 W's And An H For Meeting Invitations
Turn Meetings Into Pep Rallies Of Productivity
Eight Considerations For Three Types Of Teams
Five Time Saving Tips Using The Computer For Information Management
How To Prevent Repetition From Dominating Meeting Time
Minding Meeting Manners - Do's & Don'ts
The Five Stages Of Team Development
Project Manager Considerations When Building A Project Team
Leading From A Different Cup
Five Time Management Tips For Planning Your Day
Will Your Business Benefit From A Blog?
Organize Personal Web Browsing For Better Time Usage
Best Time To Hold Business Meetings Is When?
Four Ways To Use Twitter
Dancing With Time - Cha-Cha-Cha!
Encouraging Email Etiquette Rules - Do's And Don'ts
Building Rapport With Co-Workers
Six Basics Of Tweet Etiquette On Twitter
Ten Directories To Help With Following On Twitter And To Get Followers
Tips For Saving Time And Space With Files
Creating Business Presentations
Give Your Teams The Gift Of Productivity
Delivering Presentations
Why Use The 3W Rule For Action Items?
Four Things A Meeting Facilitator Or Leader Needs To Do
Ten Ways Teams Can Motivate Team Building And Performance
A Dozen Time Management Do's & Don'ts
Preventing Meeting Participants From Coming Late Or Leaving During...
Five Indicators When A Meeting Should Not Be Held
Get Emails Out Faster Using Group Names As Addresses
Organize Email System For Better Time Management
Planning Corporate Events Using The 5 W's