Giving & Receiving Feedback

Enhance Performance Through Constructive Conversations

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Feedback can be one of the most powerful tools for growth and improvement. But how do you ensure your feedback is constructive, well-received, and actually drives change? How do you give and receive feedback in a way that builds trust and motivates action? 

The truth is, feedback isn't just about pointing out areas for improvement - it's about creating a culture of continuous learning, where people feel empowered to grow and develop. If you've ever: 

- Struggled to give feedback that motivates change without causing defensiveness. 

- Felt unsure about how to handle receiving feedback without feeling discouraged. 

- Wanted to create a culture of open, honest communication where feedback is welcomed... 


This course is for you.

What You'll Gain

This isn't just about learning to give feedback; it's about mastering both sides of the feedback conversation. This practical, hands-on course will help you develop the skills to provide feedback that inspires change and growth while also receiving feedback in a way that drives your own development. Whether you're a manager, team lead, or individual contributor, you'll leave this course with actionable tools to make feedback a regular part of your professional growth.

You'll learn how to: 

  1. Give feedback that is clear, constructive, and actionable to promote growth and improvement. 
  2. Deliver feedback with empathy and respect, ensuring that it's received well and doesn't create defensiveness. 
  3. Use the "SBI Model" (Situation-Behavior-Impact) to structure feedback in a way that's focused and objective. 
  4. Balance positive and corrective feedback to keep morale high while encouraging improvement. 
  5. Receive feedback with an open mind, turning it into a growth opportunity. 
  6. Ask for feedback proactively, ensuring you're continually improving. 
  7. Handle difficult feedback situations without feeling threatened or defensive. 
  8. Use active listening to fully understand feedback and respond thoughtfully. 
  9. Create a feedback-friendly culture in your team where feedback is a tool for development, not punishment.
  10. Encourage self-reflection in others to foster a growth mindset.
  11. Clarify expectations through feedback to improve performance and alignment. 
  12. Give feedback that motivates and inspires individuals to take action. 
  13. Receive feedback positively and use it to refine your own approach and performance. 
  14. Handle feedback under pressure, maintaining professionalism and calm. 
  15. Ensure feedback leads to tangible improvements by setting clear follow-up actions and goals.

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