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Simple 1:1s with Steve Perkins

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🗓️ Hate one-on-one meetings? You’re not alone. But what if they could actually be energizing, productive, and something you look forward to?

In this kickoff episode of The Roots Up Approach, Steve Perkins from Greenhouse joins Nikki to share how simple tweaks can turn one-on-ones into a leadership superpower. No more boring status updates—learn how to build trust, spark growth, and make every meeting count.

🎧 Tune in and say goodbye to dreaded one-on-ones forever!

Additional Resources:

Leading Better 1:1s

Take the RootsUp Quiz!

Connect with Steve on LinkedIn

Listen to the RootsUp Podcast!

Learn more about Greenhouse Coaching

Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Learn more about PeopleForward Network

Key Takeaways:

  • One-on-ones are crucial for engagement, alignment, and problem-solving—but most people haven’t learned how to do them effectively.
  • Consistency matters. Having a regular cadence (biweekly or monthly) prevents communication breakdowns.
  • One-on-ones should be a two-way conversation. Both the leader and the team member should bring topics to discuss.
  • Leaders must create safety for feedback. If employees don’t feel safe sharing honest feedback, they’ll disengage.

  continue reading

470 episodes

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🗓️ Hate one-on-one meetings? You’re not alone. But what if they could actually be energizing, productive, and something you look forward to?

In this kickoff episode of The Roots Up Approach, Steve Perkins from Greenhouse joins Nikki to share how simple tweaks can turn one-on-ones into a leadership superpower. No more boring status updates—learn how to build trust, spark growth, and make every meeting count.

🎧 Tune in and say goodbye to dreaded one-on-ones forever!

Additional Resources:

Leading Better 1:1s

Take the RootsUp Quiz!

Connect with Steve on LinkedIn

Listen to the RootsUp Podcast!

Learn more about Greenhouse Coaching

Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn

Learn more about PeopleForward Network

Key Takeaways:

  • One-on-ones are crucial for engagement, alignment, and problem-solving—but most people haven’t learned how to do them effectively.
  • Consistency matters. Having a regular cadence (biweekly or monthly) prevents communication breakdowns.
  • One-on-ones should be a two-way conversation. Both the leader and the team member should bring topics to discuss.
  • Leaders must create safety for feedback. If employees don’t feel safe sharing honest feedback, they’ll disengage.

  continue reading

470 episodes

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