Robert's Rules of Order
A comprehensive guide to Robert's Rules of Order
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ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER Robert's Rules of Order is a book that was first published in 1876 and was designed to bring order and a fair system to managing organizations, assemblies, and committees. It aimed to bring a democratic system to the making of decisions among groups of people and create a structure that allowed everyone to have their voice heard during a decisive meeting. Fast forward to the present day and Robert's Rules of Order has been revised and republished several times to accommodate evolving structures and feedback over the last century. The latest edition - the eleventh one - ...
ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER Robert's Rules of Order is a book that was first published in 1876 and was designed to bring order and a fair system to managing organizations, assemblies, and committees. It aimed to bring a democratic system to the making of decisions among groups of people and create a structure that allowed everyone to have their voice heard during a decisive meeting. Fast forward to the present day and Robert's Rules of Order has been revised and republished several times to accommodate evolving structures and feedback over the last century. The latest edition - the eleventh one - was published in 2011 and includes all of the previous works plus more modern-day revisions. This book takes a fresh look at these rules and presents them in an easy to understand way, showing you how you can implement them into your organization, whether you run a sports club or non-profit business! The rules in this book will improve communication between members or employees and make meetings far more effective. Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn About Inside… What Are Robert's Rules The History Of Robert's Rules Benefits Of Robert's Rules How To Implement Robert's Rules In Your Organization FAQ About Robert's Rules Much, Much More!
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