Call a meeting vs call for a meeting. Which is right?
Call a meeting vs call for a meeting. Which is right?
If both are right, what is the difference between the two?
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If I call for a meeting I am requesting that a meeting be held. I am probably not in a position of power but it's my belief that we need a meeting.
If I call a meeting I have some authority to require others to be present at my meeting, often because I am the boss.
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By the way, I should probably say that these kinds of subtle differences might vary from country to country. I am from the UK. The meaning might be slightly different in the US and other english-speaking countries
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Great answer! Couldn't agree more to 18ck's answer.
Syed
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