You're a computer science student leading your capstone project team developing a web-based task management application. During this week's team meeting, you notice several concerning issues that need to be addressed clearly and directly. Your teammate Jamie has been consistently missing deadlines, but when you've asked general questions like "How's everything going?" they always respond with vague answers like "Fine, just working through some stuff."

Current Challenges:

• Jamie missed the database schema deadline last week
• The frontend integration that Jamie was responsible for is now 3 days overdue
• Jamie's code submissions have decreased from daily commits to once per week
• When you ask open-ended questions, Jamie gives non-specific responses that don't help you understand the real issues

Meeting Context:

It's Tuesday morning, and you're conducting your weekly team standup. You need to get specific information about Jamie's progress, identify exact blockers, and establish clear next steps. The professor expects a working demo in two weeks, and your team's success depends on getting accurate information and commitment from all members.