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One on One Weekly Meeting Online

1. Meeting Scheduling
  • Frequency: Weekly.

  • Duration: 30–45 minutes per meeting.

  • Method: Google Meet.

  • Responsibility: Operations Manager to set up for weekly meeting.

2. Preparation (Both Parties)

  • Store Manager:

    • Prepare and fill up Daily Sales Goal sheet (sales performance, marketing fees, traffic, ticket sales, and share any issues, etc.).

    • Bring any reports, dashboards, or documents needed.

    • List challenges or questions needing escalation or support.

  • Operations Manager:

    • Review prior meeting notes.

    • Bring relevant company updates, policy changes, or follow-up points.

    • Prepare feedback and action points for Store Manager’s leadership and store performance.

    • Post meeting notes on calendar from Google Meet notes.

3. Meeting Agenda

  • Opening (5 minutes):

    • Quick personal check-in.

    • Review goals set in previous meeting.

  • Store Updates (10–15 minutes):

    • Sales trends and KPIs (actual vs targets).

    • Marketing Fees, moving out and new members.
    • Staffing status (new hires, performance issues, training needs).

    • Facility maintenance and operational issues.

    • Customer experience updates (complaints, compliments, loyalty insights).

  • Discussion & Problem-Solving (10–15 minutes):

    • Address obstacles, roadblocks, or support needed.

    • Escalate unresolved issues to corporate if needed.

    • Identify opportunities for process improvement or efficiency gains.

  • Action Items and Next Steps (5–10 minutes):

    • Summarize decisions made.

    • Assign clear action items with responsible parties and deadlines.

    • Schedule follow-up or check-ins if necessary.

4. Post-Meeting Follow-Up

  • Operations Manager:

    • Post a written meeting recap (summary + action list) within 24 hours on calendar.

  • Store Manager:

    • Acknowledge the recap and update on progress before the next meeting.

5. Record Keeping

  • Keep track of action item completion rates and performance trends over time.


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