Which of the following is NOT a reason for clarifying the purpose of a meeting?
A) Generating ideas for a project
B) Discussing the pros and cons of potential solutions to a problem
C) Gaining employee input and buy-in for a program or company point of view
D) Reviewing decisions made and summarizing the key points discussed

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Clarifying the purpose of a meeting is important for all of the other options listed (generating ideas, discussing solutions, gaining buy-in) but reviewing decisions and summarizing key points is more of a follow-up action after the meeting has already taken place, rather than a reason for clarifying the purpose beforehand.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason for Clarifying