Aishwarya Goel
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Aishwarya Goel
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things to do AT the dinner
the best dinners have LOTS of laughter
if it is a lunch or a board meeting, then get... See more
- we covered this already but good reminder: have one-conversation and a moderator
- have a specific end time for the dinner and stick to it
- get photo of everyone at the dinner and send to them afterwards
- bonus: give a little gift to everyone.
the best dinners have LOTS of laughter
if it is a lunch or a board meeting, then get... See more
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