1 on 1's

A one-on-one meeting, often abbreviated as "1 on 1", is a private discussion between two individuals, typically a manager and an employee, although it can also occur between colleagues or peers. It provides an opportunity for focused conversation, feedback, collaboration, and alignment on goals, projects, or any other relevant topics. These meetings are usually scheduled at regular intervals and are intended to foster communication, address concerns, offer support, provide guidance, and build rapport between the participants. The format can vary but generally involves an open dialogue where both parties have the chance to express their thoughts, ask questions, and explore ways to improve performance or enhance working relationships.

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