One-on-one meetings are typically between a manager and their direct report, focusing on performance, goals, and feedback. Skip-level meetings, on the other hand, are between a senior leader and an employee who is one or more levels below in the hierarchy. This type of meeting allows senior leadership to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the team's operations and challenges, and provides an opportunity for employees to communicate directly with upper management.
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