At the very end of a scheduled problem-solving meeting:
A) Ask everyone to repeat what they believe they have heard.
B) Offer a final summary stating what has been decided and who is going to do what and by when.
C) Ask if anyone would like to recommend additions to the minutes.
D) Record the names of those who felt they had to leave the meeting before it was over.

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Offering a final summary at the end of a problem-solving meeting helps ensure that everyone is clear on the decisions made, the actions to be taken, who is responsible for each action, and the deadlines. This reinforces understanding and accountability.

At the Very End of a Scheduled Problem-Solving Meeting