“When I’m leading a meeting, I find that people spend a lot of time typing e-mails. What is your strategy for dealing with the BlackBerry problem?”
“When I’m leading a conference call, I know that there are people listening in who aren’t paying attention. They’re surfing the Internet, writing memos, making their own phone calls. Are there tricks for making people pay closer attention?”
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