As a leadership coach, I hear complaints about weekly check-in meetings all the time. Here's where things go wrong, and how to help them go right.
I grew up in the land of square pizza, birch beer, and Saturday steak and baked potato dinners at the card table in front of the TV.
Fond memories of dinners in front of the tv, I bet!
Great advice, Amber! As an engineering leader, I strongly advocate for meeting agendas. Let your reports add their own talking points. After all, the meeting is more for them than you.
Yes! I usually find it works best if the direct report creates the check in agenda. Does that process work for you, or do you take another approach?
I grew up in the land of square pizza, birch beer, and Saturday steak and baked potato dinners at the card table in front of the TV.
Fond memories of dinners in front of the tv, I bet!
Great advice, Amber! As an engineering leader, I strongly advocate for meeting agendas. Let your reports add their own talking points. After all, the meeting is more for them than you.
Yes! I usually find it works best if the direct report creates the check in agenda. Does that process work for you, or do you take another approach?