'Fragmented' | Execs meeting one-on-one? That's bad for business, Harvard Business Review warns

Senior executives are being encouraged to ditch traditional one-on-one meetings in favor of smaller group formats to improve cohesion, collaboration, and enterprise performance, according to a new Harvard Business Review article.

The piece, written by Ron Carucci, highlights how standard one to one formats - widely used at C-suite level for alignment and relationship management - may be causing more harm than good in large organizations.