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17 Jun 2021

The Importance Of 1-to-1 Meetings


As a leader or line manager of a team, it’s vital that you check in with staff on a regular basis.

1-to-1 meetings are a great way to dedicate proper time to staff; and to really listen to them and explore how things are going. 

What’s affecting their energy or motivation levels? 

What’s going well? What’s not?

Do they need any help? Or for you to be a little more hands-off?

I’ve experienced 1-to-1 meetings in the past that have been used as thinly disguised performance monitoring tools or even as a way to give people more work. This should be avoided at all costs. 

1-to-1 meetings should be a safe space for team members where they can really be open and honest about what’s affecting them and what can be done to support them – and not as a way of hitting them over the head.

If you aren’t doing this as a leader, then you’re missing an opportunity to provide some pastoral care to employees. Sometimes even just listening for 10 mins can really be cathartic and healing for people.

It’s important people feel someone has their back, rather than being on their back.

We’ll be releasing a fantastic free 1-to-1 meeting question bank and support guide to help you have great 1 to 1s soon!

In the meantime, please check out the rest of our website and get in touch at +44 (0) 1325 734 846 or team@tribe365.co if you have any questions.

Interested in finding out more?
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Written By Oliver Randall

Oliver is one of the Tribe365 ® founding members and has forged a career on finding passion in everything he does. Until the work with Tribe365 ® he never really understood it, and has found his real passion is unlocking the true passion and enjoyment in everyone around him.

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