A good communicator is one who can listen well. This person can understand the feelings of the other person and react accordingly. This person does not let feelings get in the way and respond with anger. This person can moderate between others and come up with a solution (or a quick fix at least). This person knows that communication is sometimes blurred and misconstrued.
Meetings sometimes become a shouting match. A place where everybody wants their opinions to be heard and dismiss others as not having any merit. These shouting matches rarely produce any productivity. More often than not, it results in another meeting to take place to basically go over the same information that the current meeting should of covered. It can also lead to ill-gotton feelings against one another.
During a meeting it is vital to listen, as well as, give your opinions and feedback. The more you listen and consider what others are saying, the more you can formulate the best ideas for a productive meeting.
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