Almanac Guide to 1:1 Meetings - 1:1 tips and templates from 75+ tech managers

Learn how managers at Google, Mailchimp, LiveOps, and other companies approach 1:1 meetings. Get tips and templates specific to product, engineering, marketing, people, and sales.

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Hey Product Hunt! I’m co-founder at Almanac, a tool like GitHub for collaborating on documents. We’ve built an open ecosystem where you can discover, copy and build on thousands of docs and resources – instead of starting from scratch on every project. We asked our community how they approach one-on-ones and are excited to share the results: a synthesis of 75 perspectives on 1:1s, including templates for how they approach these meetings. I’d love your feedback: What can we improve? Would you add any additional tips to the guide? What should our next topic be? Taylor
So incredibly comprehensive! Amazing to not only get tactical advice but also templates to go along with it to get started immediately!
One of my favorite 1:1 agendas is "start, stop, continue, anything else you need from me," by !
Nice, some great advice in there!
Love the helpful contents in this doc! Congrats on the launch, Taylor! Always great work from you & your team 🚀
Thank you. BTW, if our launch tweet looked familiar, here was my starting point:
Yay I'm glad to hear you templated the Tweet and featured on Almanac! :)
This was fun to collaborate on!
Thank you again for sharing your insight!
, love the idea 💯
I must try this one! It is worth it to use since am a book lover, a meaningful name of ALMANAC always bring something special to me. Thanks to this tool! Awesome! 👍💯
A lot of good stuff here. Thanks.
This is quite intriguing - I didn't even realize Almanac was a product itself, as I was originally interested by the Guide to 1:1 meetings. I bet your team has had some fun debates on where you can take Almanac from product roadmap perspective ;) My vote for your next topic would be a --> process for collecting and acting upon customer product feedback/feature requests (seems naturally fitting for the greater product hunt community ;)
That's a great topic – I've shared it with our team. We ended up pulling together a COVID-19 guide in the meantime, here:
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