The Recipe for Successful One-On-One Meetings Employees can make or break your organization. It's important to pay attention to them.
By Rose Leadem
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No matter how busy you are, it's vital to pay attention to your employees. Only about a quarter of employees feel satisfied with how their managers communicate an organization's goals and strategies.
What's the best way to change this? To encourage communication, develop healthy relationships and build a strong organization, try one-on-one meetings. In fact, 86 percent of highly engaged organizations conduct one-on-one meetings between managers and employees, according to research compiled by Quantum Workplace.
Creating a schedule, conducting a two-way conversation and setting goals will get you started on pursuing successful one-on-one meetings.
Check out Quantum Workplace's infographic below to learn how you can prepare effective one-on-one meetings with your employees.
