Use case
The problem: In my one-to-one, I forget what I wanted to say.
Prepare for your one-to-ones
Write down what you want to raise as soon as you think of it, and link it to the person. Before your one-to-one, open them to see every point.
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The problem
What gets in the way
- Ideas come at the wrong timeYou think of something on Tuesday. The meeting is on Friday.
- Your mind goes blankIn the meeting, you cannot remember what you wanted to say.
- Last time is a blurWhat did you agree last month? No one wrote it down.
How it works
Ready for every one-to-one
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Step 1: Write it down when you think of it
Click + Note and write the point. It takes a few seconds.
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Step 2: Link it to the person
In Related items, link the note to the person you meet with. Linking is private.
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Step 3: Open them before you meet
Open the person. Every note, meeting and task with them is on their timeline.
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Step 4: Share the plan if you want to
To send your points ahead, share the note with the add person button.
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What people say
“Now I can easily find notes about people I’ve met, even if I can’t remember their name.”
What it uses
The parts of Humble behind this
Notes
Write it down in seconds.
Contacts
Everything with one person, in order.
Timeline
What you agreed last time.
Questions
Common questions
No. Linking a note to a person is private. They see it only if you share it.
Yes. Keep notes on each person in your team and open them before each one-to-one.
Yes. Add Humble to your phone’s home screen and write notes there.
No. Humble is free to start.
More use cases
More problems Humble solves
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The problem: Review time again. I cannot remember what I did this year.
Write your performance review
Your timeline keeps a list of what you finished. Use it to write your review.
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The problem: I met someone great last month. Now I cannot remember their name.
Remember everyone you meet
Note how you met on their LinkedIn page. Find them later by the day you met.
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The problem: I asked for an adjustment months ago. I cannot prove what was agreed.
Keep a record of your work adjustments
Keep your notes, emails and follow-ups about reasonable adjustments in one place, in order.
Say everything you meant to say
Start your first note. It is free to start.