One-on-one meetings can work well in organizations, but there is a growing trend of reevaluating their effectiveness. Some leaders have successfully operated without conducting one-on-one meetings, fostering autonomy and distributed decision-making. However, a downside is the lack of career conversations in such setups. There is a suggestion to reassess the frequency of one-on-one meetings, potentially spacing them out to every six or eight weeks, rather than the traditional weekly format. This approach questions the belief that weekly one-on-one meetings are essential for effective management, opening up possibilities for trying new strategies in leadership.

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