Being called unexpectedly for a one-on-one meeting can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t always signal something negative. DolFinContent notes that HR and management use these meetings to address a range of topics, from routine administrative matters to more serious issues, often without prior notice to ensure confidentiality.
Companies like SHRM, Glassdoor, and Indeed explain some common reasons:
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Performance Feedback: Discussing work quality, areas for improvement, or clarifying expectations.
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Policy or Compliance Issues: Reviewing adherence to company policies, legal requirements, or code of conduct.
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Project or Role Changes: Sharing updates on promotions, reassignments, or team restructuring.
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Employee Concerns: Addressing complaints, conflicts, or other sensitive issues raised by colleagues or management.
Approach these meetings professionally: stay calm, listen carefully, take notes, and ask clarifying questions if needed.
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