Capture and Follow Through on Commitments
Commitments made in a 1:1 only count if they are written down and returned to, so the conversation turns into action instead of good intentions. Capture decisions and next steps in the meeting itself, give each an owner and a date, and open the following 1:1 by working through them. Keep your own commitments to the report, since your follow-through sets what they expect of themselves. Read the record over time to catch blockers that keep recurring.
Proficiency Level
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Measurable Behaviors
Behaviors are optimized to be directly observable for evidence-based skill tracking.
Follow through on your own commitments to the report
Completes your own actions by the date given or explains the change, modeling what you expect.
Give each commitment an owner and a date
Records who owns each next step and when it is due so every item is clear enough to check.
Open the next 1:1 by reviewing last time's commitments
Starts the next meeting on last time's items, marking each done, renegotiated, or carried over.
Use the commitment record to spot recurring blockers
Reviews the record across meetings to find items that keep slipping and acts on the pattern.
Write down commitments and next steps during the 1:1
Captures decisions and next steps in the meeting so nothing agreed depends on memory afterward.
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What Follow-Through Looks Like
Every commitment leaves the meeting written down with an owner and a date, including your own, and gets closed or renegotiated at the next 1:1 rather than quietly dropped. Over time the record shows which blockers recur, and you act on the cause instead of re-logging the same item.