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I've worked for a manager who insisted on weekly one-on-one meetings, and it was terrible. I wasted so much time in those meetings, that could have been better
by apple4ever 9y ago
I've worked for a manager who insisted on weekly one-on-one meetings, and it was terrible. I wasted so much time in those meetings, that could have been better served in group meetings, a specific one-time meeting, or email. We all hated it because of that.
The best thing to do is have weekly group meetings, setup meetings as needed otherwise, and have 3 or 6 month one-on-one meeting just to check in.
This article is so wrong. It sounds like he had bad employees, and instead of firing them, did a terrible job and micromanaged them instead.
- jimothywales 9y agoHow long did your weekly one-on-one meetings take? Were there other negative aspects to the one-on-ones besides the time sink?