Giving feedback in the workplace can be a slippery slope for leaders looking to improve employee performance and doing so effectively is a true challenge that all leaders face. Learn more in this article.
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By learning to give feedback that is actionable, timely and compassionate, leaders can improve their team members' performance and build morale.
No one likes being critiqued. But giving constructive feedback is a core leadership task and necessary to help team members develop professionally.
There is affirming feedback, and there is developmental feedback — but the latter isn’t negative, and seeing it in a new way is not just a linguistic change but a fundamental change in mindset.
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“How do I get my team to listen to my feedback?” is probably the most common question managers ask during coaching workshops.
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Feedback frequently offers a mishmash of evaluation, criticism, correction, recommendation, approval and encouragement. That mishmash can leave the employee wondering, if not confused.
Giving feedback may be your least favorite part of your job. But you are determined to help your team achieve better results. Overcome your barriers to giving and receiving feedback by making it a regular way that you interact with colleagues.