How to Conduct Effective One-On-Ones

One-on-one meetings can be an excellent way to engage team members, increase development, and strengthen working relationships. When executed poorly, they become a waste of time.

There are many reasons why you might struggle to make one-on-ones productive. Your direct report might not have much to talk about, your meetings might veer off topic, or you might not fully understand the purpose of a one-on-one meeting. One-on-ones may even be the first meetings you postpone when work gets busy.

In this micro course, you’ll learn everything you need to know about conducting effective one-on-ones.