(start with a template agenda, and allow both parties to edit as needed before the meeting)
- , the role or person responsible for leading will generate the agenda and notes prior to the meeting (demonstrating they are prepared for the meeting).
-  (e.g. no agenda, no thoughts or notes on topics, updated or clean data), reschedule the meeting. Ensure the direct report knows what it means and how to prepare for the meeting.
- , take corrective measures according to your employment policies.
- , the manager is meeting 1 time per month or quarter; for a lower readiness or newer employee, the frequency should be weekly or bi-weekly. The manager would drive the agenda and show the direct report how to prepare for the meeting.
-  with the next steps clearly documented (who, when, and what will be completed).
 (review past commitments - did those get completed?)
 (recent wins)
 (look at the data, what goals are on/off track? For the items that are off track, what are the action items to bring them back to on track?)
 (if there are too many operational issues, schedule a working session to get into details, resolve them, and coordinate with managers from other groups as needed)
 (commitments to be taken care of before the next meeting)