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One On One Walking Meeting Default

One on one walking meeting default assumes laps unless someone opts into a room—side-by-side movement adds steps and can ease stiff performance conversations.

One on one walking meeting default proposes outdoor or indoor laps unless either person opts into a room—flipping the usual assumption that all manager time requires chairs. Side-by-side walking lowers performance-pressure cues for some employees and adds steps without extra calendar hours.

Sensitive feedback or visa paperwork may still need desks. Send three agenda bullets beforehand.

Fifteen minutes often suffices.

Common questions

  • Should every one-on-one be a walking meeting?

    Default walking with an easy room opt-out works for many teams. Keep desks for sensitive paperwork, performance discipline, or screen-heavy reviews.

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