Should You Respond Rationally to Criticism?
Another way of dealing with criticism is to thank the person who gave it for their opinion, consider whether they have a valid point, ignore it if they don’t and change your plans if and only if there is any truth to their argument. This is probably the rational, mature way of dealing with criticism.
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Criticism: When to Ignore It and When to Give it Due Consideration - Modern HR
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