Why 1:1s are important and how to run one

Sulagna Misra

Content marketing manager

Lattice

Learn how to run a successful 1:1 with this ebook

"The key to a good one-on-one meeting is the understanding that it is the employee's meeting rather than the manager's meeting. This is the free-form meeting for all the pressing issues, brilliant ideas and chronic frustrations that do not fit neatly into status reports, email and other less personal and intimate mechanisms."

- Ben Horowitz, cofounder and partner at A16Z