Question

Which is true about meeting minutes?

Meeting minutes are a summary of topics discussed and decisions made during a meeting.



Meeting minutes are private notes taken during a meeting; they are not meant to be shared.

Answer 1

what do you think?

Answer 2

i think it B

Answer 3

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i think it B
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why?

Answer 4

Because you can discuss and take notes during a meeting

Answer 5

its B or C thts all ik

Answer 6

oh its c

Answer 7

im slow

Answer 8

lol its ok

Answer 9

but yes it should be C

Answer 10

It is C. because of the words people say they have to be noted in the meeting

Answer 11

Meetings tend to go on for a long time, and people often forget what happened the last meeting happened. The minutes of a meeting are used to help refresh people's memories. For example, if the city council voted on a tax increase for sodas, then that would be part of the minutes for the next meeting (so the public or the council can bring up any issues they had with it).

Answer 12

C is not correct. That's a transcript of the meeting.

Answer 13

ok then its B

Answer 14

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C is not correct. That's a transcript of the meeting.
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Answer 15

like i said

Answer 16

Minutes don't contain subjective language. They're meant to be objective.

Answer 17

Also, the note taker doesn't inject their personal bias.

Answer 18

D.

Answer 19

Private

Answer 20

Incorrect. Private notes won't be accessible to the public, who can easily view the minutes. Again the purpose is to help refresh everyone's memories of a previous meeting.

Answer 21

So A.

Answer 22

Yes, the minutes are a summary of what happened. Specifically just the important topics (often done as bullet points)

Answer 23

because of the meeting minutes are a summary of topics discussed and decisions made during a meeting.