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One-on-One Meetings

One-on-one meetings are regular, scheduled conversations between a manager and an individual team member, focused on professional development, feedback, and alignment. They provide a private space to discuss performance, career goals, challenges, and team dynamics. These meetings are a key component of effective management and employee engagement in software development and other technical roles.

Also known as: 1:1 Meetings, One-on-Ones, 1-on-1s, Individual Check-ins, Manager-Employee Meetings
🧊Why learn One-on-One Meetings?

Developers should learn and use one-on-one meetings to foster open communication, receive constructive feedback, and align on expectations with their managers, which is crucial for career growth and project success. They are particularly valuable in agile environments for addressing blockers, refining skills, and maintaining team morale, as they help prevent misunderstandings and build trust between technical staff and leadership.

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