
Why Google thinks businesses won't take off without 1:1
1:1 format
Business efficiency from 1:1
Who should do it: manager or HR?
How often and where
Performance management
Relationship building
Coaching
Feedback
Burnout diagnosis
Handling conflict situations
1:1 with HR employee
1:1 for development
How 1:1 improves manager-employee interaction
Building rapport
Working with employee engagement
How to make 1:1 an employee's favourite 30 minutes
What coaching is and how it works
Google technique in coaching
The GROW model
When coaching is and is not appropriate
How to give 1:1 feedback effectively
The formula for effective feedback
How to criticise an employee and not demotivate
What is positive feedback
Preparation of a 1:1 business case
Calculation of ROI from 1:1
Presentation of the project to top management
Executive training for meetings
Meeting monitoring and reporting
Tools for 1:1 automation
Learn to identify root causes of conflicts and respond to them as a people manager, prevent escalation, and navigate difficult negotiations.
Learn to handle performance, personal, political, and team conflicts in one-on-one meetings by diagnosing causes, from unclear instructions to poor delegation, and applying practical, proactive management strategies.
Prevent conflict in the workplace by spotting early signals and using a team assessment. Apply clear rules, rethink triggers, and employ proactive clarifications to sustain productive collaboration.
Discover how mentorship drives effective one-on-one employee development, with reasons, roles, types, and best practices for matching mentors and mentees, setting goals, and fostering growth.
Discover how to diagnose career needs and set mentoring development goals through practical mentoring principles, goal setting, the GROW model, and a development planning approach.
Explore mentor-mentee compatibility using MBTI to guide matching, goal setting, and preparation for the first meeting, with readiness checks and questionnaires.
Learn to run the first mentoring meeting with clear rules and boundaries, align with learning styles, set expectations and goals, and plan through four steps: introductions, agreements, goals, and conclusion.
Plan ending mentoring by clarifying goals, setting a final date, and transitioning to ongoing development or a new mentor. Conduct a wrap-up meeting to review results and discuss future development.
Explore common mentoring scenarios in one-on-one meetings, from onboarding and career growth to lack of ambition, and learn practical, confidential strategies to build trust and align with organizational goals.
Mastering 1:1 Meetings: The Ultimate Guide for Managers and HR Professionals
Course Description:
One-on-one (1:1) meetings are a critical tool for managers, HR professionals, and business leaders to drive employee engagement, performance management, coaching, and continuous feedback. This course provides a structured approach to implementing effective 1:1 meetings, covering their purpose, formats, and impact on business efficiency. By the end of this course, you will master the art of conducting meaningful and productive 1:1s that enhance team relationships, optimize performance, and foster a strong company culture.
What You Will Learn:
• The strategic importance of 1:1 meetings in improving employee engagement and business performance.
• Different types of 1:1 meetings and when to use them, from coaching and feedback to burnout prevention and conflict resolution.
• How to build rapport and foster strong manager-employee relationships through structured conversations.
• The GROW coaching model and Google’s coaching techniques for effective leadership.
• Best practices for giving constructive feedback without demotivating employees.
• How to integrate 1:1 meetings into company culture, track ROI, and automate the process for efficiency.
Course Program
Recorded class with feedback on homework
Class 1: Why Businesses Need 1:1 Meetings and How to Structure Them
• Why Google considers 1:1 meetings essential for business success.
• 1:1 meeting format: structure, objectives, and expected outcomes.
• The impact of 1:1 meetings on business efficiency and employee performance.
• Who should conduct 1:1s: Managers, HR professionals, or both?
• Optimal frequency and location for conducting effective 1:1s.
Class 2: Types of 1:1 Meetings and Their Strategic Use
• Performance management 1:1s: setting goals, tracking progress, and improving accountability.
• Relationship-building 1:1s: fostering trust and improving team dynamics.
• Coaching-focused 1:1s: guiding employees through career development.
• Feedback-driven 1:1s: encouraging continuous learning and performance enhancement.
• Diagnosing burnout and preventing disengagement through structured 1:1s.
• Conflict resolution meetings: addressing workplace issues effectively.
• HR-led 1:1s for better employee experience and retention.
• 1:1 meetings for career development and professional growth.
Class 3: Building Strong Employee Relationships Through 1:1s
• How 1:1 meetings strengthen manager-employee interactions.
• Techniques for building rapport and fostering trust.
• Boosting employee engagement and morale through meaningful conversations.
• Making 1:1 meetings an employee’s most valued 30 minutes.
Class 4: Coaching in 1:1 Meetings
• What coaching is and how it works in leadership.
• Google’s coaching techniques for managers.
• The GROW coaching model: how to use it in 1:1 meetings.
• When coaching is appropriate and when alternative approaches are needed.
Class 5: Giving Effective Feedback in 1:1s
• How to give constructive feedback that improves performance.
• The formula for delivering effective feedback in a 1:1 setting.
• How to criticize without demotivating employees.
• Best practices for providing positive feedback that reinforces strengths.
Class 6: Implementing 1:1 Meetings Across the Organization
• Creating a business case for 1:1 meetings to gain executive buy-in.
• Calculating the ROI of 1:1 meetings and measuring their impact.
• Presenting the 1:1 strategy to top management for company-wide adoption.
• Training executives and managers on leading effective 1:1 meetings.
• Tracking, monitoring, and reporting on the effectiveness of 1:1s.
• Automating 1:1 meetings with tools and software for streamlined execution.
Who Should Take This Course?
• Managers and team leaders looking to improve communication and employee performance.
• HR professionals responsible for implementing structured 1:1 meeting programs.
• Business executives aiming to optimize employee engagement and company culture.
• Startups and fast-growing companies that want to establish a strong feedback-driven culture.
Why Take This Course?
Learn from HR expert Mike Pritula, an industry leader in employee engagement and leadership development.
Step-by-step guidance on 1:1 meeting formats, structures, and best practices.
Hands-on exercises, templates, and feedback to help you implement 1:1s effectively.
Flexible online format with recorded lessons and expert feedback.
Certificate of completion to showcase your expertise in running effective 1:1 meetings.
Start Leading High-Impact 1:1 Meetings Today!
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Unlock the power of 1:1 meetings to improve employee relationships, drive engagement, and build a high-performance culture. Enroll now and transform the way you lead!