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How to Use Talking Points to Make Online Meetings More Effective in Teamflect

Make your online meetings more focused by using Teamflect’s real-time talking points feature.

Written by Myka
Updated over a month ago

What Are Talking Points in 1-on-1 Meetings?

Talking points are the agenda items of your online meetings. They help ensure conversations stay focused, time-efficient, and actionable — especially in remote or hybrid environments.

Teamflect enables both the meeting organizer and the attendee to add talking points before or during the meeting. All updates are synced in real time, ensuring that any edits or additions are instantly visible to both participants.

Who Can See Talking Points?

Talking points are visible to both the meeting creator and the attendee by default, giving both parties a chance to align before the conversation — but they can also be hidden, giving the creator the flexibility to keep certain notes private while still preparing effectively.

How to Add Talking Points in Teamflect

Option 1: While Creating the Meeting

When setting up a 1-on-1 meeting in Teamflect, you can immediately add agenda items under the Talking Points section. This helps your counterpart prepare ahead of time.

Option 2: After the Meeting is Created

Navigate to your upcoming meeting in Teamflect. You can add, edit, or reorder talking points any time prior to the meeting.

Option 3: Via Teamflect Bot (Before the Meeting)

Use the Teamflect bot under the Activity tab in Microsoft Teams. It allows you to add or update talking points quickly, even without opening the full Teamflect interface.

HR-Focused Use Cases for Talking Points

1. Performance Review Alignment

Managers and employees can use talking points to prepare for upcoming review cycles — ensuring critical accomplishments, blockers, or feedback items are discussed in advance.

2. Early Warning for Engagement Issues

HR can encourage managers to use structured talking points (e.g., "Well-being check-in," "Workload balance") to identify disengagement risks proactively.

3. Follow-up on Development Plans

When development goals are assigned in a review, HR can track that talking points include follow-ups such as training completion, mentoring feedback, or stretch project status.

Final Thoughts

Talking points in Teamflect turn your online meetings into purposeful, measurable conversations. By empowering both sides to contribute agenda items and syncing them in real time, you eliminate misalignment and improve follow-through.

For HR teams, talking points offer a lightweight but high-impact way to foster consistency, visibility, and accountability in every 1-on-1 — whether you're supporting performance, engagement, or development.

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