Which statement describes the purpose of posting the meeting agenda?

• A. It helps attendees decide if they need to be at the meeting
• B. It should be posted after the meeting
• C. It should be kept secret from attendees
• D. It has no impact on participation

Answer: (B)

Posting the meeting agenda before the meeting communicates what will be discussed and how the time will be used. When people can see the topics in advance, they can decide whether their attendance is needed, prepare notes or questions, and contribute more effectively, which makes the meeting more productive for everyone. If the agenda were posted after the meeting, those benefits disappear. Keeping the agenda secret undermines transparency and participation, and claiming it has no impact ignores how visibility of planned topics tends to boost engagement and accountability.