ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS WITH EMPLOYEES

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  • Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
  • We all know that running one-on-one meetings are important right? YES! And yet many managers particularly first-time managers that have not been trained struggle in this department. They are not sure the questions to ask or how to make sure the meeting is a success. In this video I'll be sharing the most common mistakes new leaders make in these crucial meetings, and how you can run an effective one-to-one meeting with your team members.
    ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS WITH EMPLOYEES (5 mistakes to avoid)
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 34

  • @melissahoff4547
    @melissahoff4547 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Makeda! Your content is right on the mark for me. It's great to have confirmation that I'm on the right track with some areas and also allows me to reflect on & learn about my weaker areas.

  • @smnx127
    @smnx127 Рік тому

    direct and concise. Thanks!

  • @shakayeh6367
    @shakayeh6367 2 роки тому +2

    This so Practical & Effective and Shows how knowledgeable the manager is about the Work because they have clear directions or it’s a great way to develop clear direction from your team. I just had to restate it.
    1-Cancel & reschedule often or do not have 1-1 meeting at all
    2-Not having an agenda : What’s the point of meeting if no talking points 🤦🏾‍♀️
    3-Not to treat the meeting as a status update
    4-Ask for feedback: if easier to receive makes it easier to give (like this)
    5-Have a follow up process: empowers employee to set goals

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  2 роки тому

      Thank you ! So glad you said that you found it practical. I find that there is a lot of information circling the internet that is not at all practical or easy to follow. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

  • @salonesinquebrantables
    @salonesinquebrantables 2 роки тому

    Thanks!!!

  • @deepakva6619
    @deepakva6619 3 роки тому +2

    You Just opened doors where i thought i was stuck following things which i thought was right and now i know what to look for during 1-1 meeting with my team members and ensure to avoid the mistakes i was making

  • @destinyfaith7923
    @destinyfaith7923 Рік тому

    Your content is fantastic! Very direct, practical, and genuine. I appreciate you!

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  Рік тому

      Wow thank you Destiny. I’m so glad that it has been helpful to you. 😊

  • @jacksoncalame1613
    @jacksoncalame1613 4 місяці тому

    I'm super grateful that you are teaching what is overlooked: one-on-one meetings are the very foundation of trust. Thank you!
    I'm a big fan of The Effective Executive and The One Minute Manager and your advice aligns really well with both and builds upon it. I appreciate how you've broken down this structure and how well you nurture professionals to the truth. I'd love to feature you on my podcast if you're open to it.
    Either way, I'm glad I came across your channel and will be sharing this with my team and clients. :)

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  4 місяці тому +1

      Thanks so much for taking the time to leave this comment and referencing further material that might be helpful for those watching.
      I haven’t read either of those books personally, but I have heard nothing but great things about the one minute manger.
      This is going to sound strange, but for me when a book is too popular meaning it has made it as mainstream thinking, I tend to want to read lesser known books in place of it. This is so that I can see if there are nuances from the lesser known books I can pull for my thinking rather than something everyone else already believes to be true. All that to say I unfortunately haven’t dove into it.
      That being said, the effective executive sounds like one I would read! Thanks for the recommendation.
      Also, sure - if you think your audience could benefit, I’d love to be on your podcast. You can reach out to me at info@makedaandrews.com

  • @iletaitunefleur
    @iletaitunefleur 2 роки тому +2

    Very much helpful! I realized I'm doing a lot of little mistakes here and there.

  • @curiousobserver5332
    @curiousobserver5332 Рік тому +1

    1,000% agree on cultivating a culture of feedback. I always leave time at 1:1 mtgs. for staff to tell me what I can do more or less of and what can I do that I'm not currently, to support them. It builds great trust & transparency & a culture of feedback.

  • @benjaminlinares5087
    @benjaminlinares5087 3 роки тому +1

    Hi Makeda! Great tips! I like your content a lot! On the other hand, I have one employee who is constantly rescheduling or declining our 1:1, I thought this was a behaviour towards me but he does it to everyone.

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  3 роки тому

      Thanks Benjamin for your comment. Sounds like those who are in a position of authority with this employee have not set the expectation which is why he feels he can do this. I would level set with him to let him know that the 1:1 is mandatory :)

  • @GregSmyth4
    @GregSmyth4 2 роки тому

    I love this video. 1 on 1 meetings are so important

  • @ShirleyIsom
    @ShirleyIsom Рік тому

    I am a new manager of 7months, and you have been my mentor and gave me the confidents to do my job, your videos have gotten me through I have no help from my manager I signed up for your new manager's accelerators course. waiting patiently.

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  Рік тому +1

      Hi Shirley, I am SO happy to hear that these videos have been helpful to you. I'm so sorry we haven't been able to support you through NMA yet. We've been at full capacity for a little while, and hoping to open the doors soon once we have a few people graduate upcoming. But, please do email us at support@makedaandrews.com and we'll search for your name on the waitlist so that you'll be on the first blast when we open up the doors again. Thank you for this comment!

  • @hadiyyahjenkins
    @hadiyyahjenkins 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome video.

  • @bproducer
    @bproducer Рік тому +3

    Great video but I must say your hair, lipstick, and earrings are popping! Correlates well

  • @cassiebarrete4699
    @cassiebarrete4699 Рік тому

    More leadership tips pls

  • @yukio_saito
    @yukio_saito 3 роки тому

    8:00 "No follow-up process." I worked under such managers and felt so confused. They should watch this video.

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  3 роки тому

      Follow up is such a key! I've made this mistake in the past so I wanted to call it out on the channel as a reminder :)

  • @donnettepink9100
    @donnettepink9100 3 роки тому +2

    I having a lot's of problems with my team's members no communication give me some tip please

    • @makeda.andrews
      @makeda.andrews  3 роки тому

      Hi Donnette, I have a free video on improving communication skills that you can find here: ua-cam.com/video/mm9_iyTe0oM/v-deo.html

  • @parler8698
    @parler8698 Рік тому

    My boss is an idiot.