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Run: Manager One-on-One Notes Form

A manager one-on-one notes form for capturing meeting context, wins, blockers, feedback, and follow-up in one place. Use it to keep recurring 1:1s consistent...

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Meeting Context

Select the date the one-on-one took place.
Choose the closest meeting type.
Select whether the notes are being entered by the manager or employee.
Select the main topics discussed. Use progressive disclosure in later sections based on what was selected.

Wins and Progress

Summarize key accomplishments, completed work, or progress worth recognizing.
Note any goals, projects, or milestones that moved forward.
Capture any praise, recognition, or appreciation shared during the meeting.

Blockers and Support Needed

Describe anything slowing progress or preventing work from moving forward.
Describe any help, decisions, resources, or escalation needed.
Optional quick indicator of how urgent the blockers are.

Feedback and Discussion

Record feedback, concerns, or suggestions shared by the employee.
Record coaching, guidance, or feedback shared by the manager.
Add any other important notes from the conversation.

Action Items and Follow-Up

Add one row per action item so each next step has a clear owner and due date.
Choose the date for the next check-in or follow-up.
Record anything that should be revisited at the next meeting.

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