Less small talk drift
A shared agenda keeps the half hour on what matters to both people.
Turn your next one-on-one into a focused conversation. Choose a meeting type, time-box each section, add both people's topics and share a clean agenda with talking points.
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A shared agenda keeps the half hour on what matters to both people.
Templates put the direct report's wins, blockers and topics first.
Talking points and an action list make follow-up easy to track.
The best 1:1s belong to the direct report. Start with what they want to discuss, cover progress and blockers briefly, and leave room for feedback in both directions and for growth topics that rarely come up in team meetings. End with clear next steps so the next conversation can pick up where this one left off.
Time boxes stop one topic from swallowing the meeting. The fit button spreads your chosen sections across the slot in proportion to their weight, and an optional start time turns them into clock times you can follow during the call.
Wins, priorities, blockers, feedback and next steps in 30 minutes.
Aspirations, strengths, opportunities and a 30-day development plan.
Open questions about what works, what could improve and company direction.
Most teams use 30 minutes weekly or 45 to 60 minutes every two weeks. Career and first meetings often need longer.
Ideally the direct report adds most topics. The manager adds updates and feedback, and both agree on actions.
It splits the meeting length across the enabled sections in proportion to their current minutes, giving each at least one minute and matching the total exactly.
The manager and report names are remembered in this browser only, so they are filled in next time. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Yes. The agenda is plain Markdown text, which reads cleanly in calendar invites, Slack, Notion and most docs.
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