1，Meetings do not necessarily achieve what they set out to do.
会议不是必须达到预先设定的目标。
2,In high-performing companies ,that figure rose to 25%,and in the unsuccessful ones it dropped to 2%.
高效能的公司中，这个数据上升到25%，而不成功的公司，此数据跌至2%。
3,Running meetings well is clearly an art.
主办好会议是一项艺术。
4,Those meeting are probably the most efficient sort,because they tend to be spontaneous,small and quick.
这些会可能是最有效的类型，因为他们更为自主，小型和快速。
5,Bigger meetings are usually more problematic.
大一些的会议常常有更多的问题。
6,Often,not enough thought goes into the agenda,the location,the people asked to attend and the outcome.
常常日程安排会考虑不周，如地点，邀请参加会议的人以及结果。
7.That allows unimportant ideas to be given too much time or tedious individuals to speak too much.
这会使花费在（讨论）不重要问题上的时间过多，或者是沉闷无聊的个人演讲占用了太多时间。
8,Meetings tend to be held either to share informations or to solve problems .
会议多是用来分享信息或者解决问题。
9,The aim should be not just brainstorming but paying proper attention to putting solutions into practice.
目的不仅仅是思想交汇，而应该更多适当关注如何把解决方案投入实践。
10,He also thinks it is wise to ask people what they liked about the things they heard.
他也认为问听众听到的内容里他们喜欢什么是一个聪明的方法。
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