When you hear the word “feedback”, what comes up for you?
Read MoreWhen it comes to being with feedback – of any variety – curiousity is a game changer.
Read MoreAt all times, whether or not feedback is effective is dependent on two things: how it’s given and how it’s received. For this reason, I want to share some simple strategies for both of these aspects.
Read MoreThe purpose of feedback, generally speaking, is to help others understand themselves. Often the intent is to point one in the direction of needed change, or establish what is working well. In either case, when feedback isn’t given appropriately, it cannot facilitate meaningful results.
Read MoreLeadership and feedback kind of go together. Soliciting feedback is an essential component of being able to lead effectively, as much as giving feedback (perhaps even more). When it comes to asking for feedback, the information you receive tells you how you’re being experienced, how your decisions are landing, and what impact you’re having.
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