agenda

Vocabulary Word

Definition

An 'agenda' is basically a list of tasks or topics that need to be addressed. Often used in meetings to keep discussions focused and productive.

Examples in Different Contexts

In business meetings, an 'agenda' helps in addressing all critical points. A CEO might state, 'The board meeting's agenda will focus on quarterly earnings and expansion plans.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

We have several high-priority tasks pending for the next sprint. Let's determine the order to handle them in.

Response:

Sure, how about we set the agenda to first tackle bug fixes, then move onto feature enhancements, and finally, we plan and allocate tasks for the next release.

Business

Scenario:

There's a lot we need to cover in today's meeting. Could you take a moment to outline the key points we should tackle?

Response:

Certainly, we can start the meeting by addressing the sales targets update, then move to staff issues and wrap up with reviewing next quarter's agenda.