# My framework for one-on-ones - Engineering Management

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## What Jamie wrote

I always like to see how others manage one-on-one meeting time with their teams. This is what happens when a very logic-based engineer attempts to opitimize one-on-one structures. This seems way too formal to me, but interesting snippets.

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- [WT61: Weekly Thing #61 / Jul 7, 2018](https://weekly.thingelstad.com/archive/61/), Notable Links 📌

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