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Social Media Roundup: Meeting Time Is Joker Time
Your meetings may go better if you tell a few jokes and make your attendees laugh. Laughter has a big impact on how we interact with others. Also: 11 skills and qualities to look for in an association social media manager.
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Hosting a meeting? Brush up on your comedy skills. Laughter can signal important things about you and make a big impact on your meetings.
The details, and more, in todayâs Social Media Roundup:
MAKE âEM LAUGH
Youâre Having A Laugh: The Impact Of Humour At #Meetings (opens in a new tab) â http://t.co/T4iwf1jB2i (opens in a new tab) via @meetology (opens in a new tab)
â info (@LBIAudioVideo) July 19, 2013 (opens in a new tab)
Why is humor so important during meetings? Hereâs how I like to start a meeting: âThanks, everyone, for coming to the meeting. Iâm a little nervous right now, so Iâm picturing all of you in your underwear. Nice Spider-Man briefs, Phil.â Next time youâre running a meeting, try telling your own fun joke and get the room giggling. A person who uses humor is signaling that they are intelligent, creative, and playful. Jonathan Bradshaw, CEO of The Meetology Group, compiles several studies (opens in a new tab) about laughter and how it influences how we interact with others. For instance, he writes, âHumour has also been shown to aid negotiations in meetings too. Whilst not related to jokes specifically, psychologists have found that when we are in a good mood we tend to be far better at negotiating.â (ht @LBIAudioVideo (opens in a new tab))
SOCIAL MEDIA skills needed
11 Skills & Qualities to Look for in an Association Social Media Manager http://t.co/D0yo6wP2V2 (opens in a new tab) via @JeniseFryatt #eventprofs (opens in a new tab)
â Dennis Shiao (he/him) (@dshiao) July 19, 2013 (opens in a new tab)
Your association needs an outstanding social media manager. He or she shouldnât just be good at updating Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and the rest. The best person should also be capable of creating or obtaining fresh, high-quality content and knowing how to read the room of your online community and match the tone. Jenise Fryatt of the Event Planning blog offers 11 skills and qualities (opens in a new tab) to look for in an association social media manager. Hereâs a great one: âYour SM manager candidates will be all over the internet. Google their names and see what happens. If you get crickets, run.â (ht @dshiao (opens in a new tab))
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