A 1-on-1 meeting is a meeting between two people, typically a manager and an employee or a supervisor and a subordinate, to discuss work-related matters or to provide feedback and support. The meeting is often focused on the individual's performance, goals, and development, and may also be used to address any issues or concerns the individual may have. 1-on-1 meetings are often held regularly, such as weekly or monthly.
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