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How to Provide Effective Feedback to Team Members
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Mihir Ghosh
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If you directly start by telling their mistakes may have a negative effect on the mindset of the person who is listening to the feedback, so in my view one should start with positive points about them and about their performance and then talk...
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Brajesh Sharma
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Please do share your knowledge here, as it will help others....
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Raju Ramalingam
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1. Talk about the project status 2. Make them to know about the client's feedback and his/her inputs 3. Slowly open positives and negatives of the project. 4. You should know how to harness your words. Your words should make them to think and not...
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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It is better for knowing the working of this social website. Good suggestion, Nohar.
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A really nice piece on the difference between Criticism v/s feedback, and how employees should take these two things in their stride and there is a thin line of difference b/w Criticism Feedback. Read on I felt very satisfied when I created the new design for the office. But when my boss expressed his dislike for it, it shook up my confidence in my work,” complained an employee at the office of my interior designer friend. “I can never tell the difference between criticism for my work or genuine feedback,” another colleague said, expressing her frustration. I know that this whole mechanism of feedback and considering everyone’s opinion before making a decision can get annoying to the point ...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Nice one and however, criticism differs from feedback. Thanks for the referral Mr. Janaki Ram.
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s.baalu
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Feed back or criticism depends on the individual`s perspective hence vastly varies. Better option is to assess both and choose the best.
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