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Kickoff question
Start with an open-ended question. How was last week? What’s been working well for you lately?
Celebrate Wins
What have we accomplished since our last meeting? Note progress on important accounts or sales targets.
Problem Solving
Are you facing any specific problems? How can we solve them? What support do you need? Problem-solve specific situations and create action items.
Evaluate and Provide Feedback
How are we doing? Are we headed in the right direction? How can we (SDR and/or Sales Leader) be better?
Personal and Professional Growth
Are we supporting your personal and professional goals? If not, how can we?
Open Floor
Provide time for open discussion. Is there anything else you want to talk about?
Follow-Up
How will we keep in touch and stay up-to-date about progress? Should we schedule another one-on-one?
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Action Items:
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Other Notes:
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For sales leaders and SDR’s alike, one-on-ones can (and should) be a vital tool. At their best, they help you build trust and rapport, learn about your SDRs strengths and weakness, keep them focused, and guide their professional development.
Of course, they can also be complete duds, wasting your time and eroding trust. To avoid the duds and run an efficient one-on-one with your reps, this meeting agenda template for SDRs and sales leaders keeps your meeting focused and actionable from start to finish.
Too often, these important meetings aren’t maximized the way they should be. Generally, this is a result of a lack of structure and no action items. But this meeting template solves all that by providing a clear path towards starting the conversation, keeping SDRs motivated, solving problems, encouraging professional growth, and laying out action items.
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