Critical Reasoning (CR) | Re: Principle: Meetings should be kept short, addressing only those issues

Understanding the argument - ­
Principle: Meetings should be kept short, addressing only those issues relevant to a majority of those attending. - Address only those issues that are relevant to the majority. This means that if the issues are not relevant to the majority, they are not discussed. Obviously, the next step would be if your issues are not discussed, you are not required to attend. 

A person should not be required to attend a meeting if none of the issues to be addressed at the meeting are relevant to that person. - Conditional. If 0 issues addressed at the meeting are relevant to you or none of the issues discussed are relevant to you, don't attend. 

Application: Terry should not be required to attend today’s two o’clock meeting. - Means his issues are not relevant to the majority and no majority issues are relevant to him. We need to ensure that Terry is not part of the overlap - the ones whose issues are not relevant for the majority but some of the majority issues
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Statistics : Posted by Raman109 • on 18 Oct 2021, 05:49 • Replies 4 • Views 2616

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