Receiving Feedback
Being on the receiving end is twice as uncomfortable as being the giver. As I stated earlier, no one likes being told they are wrong about something. However, you need to come to terms with the fact that no one is perfect and learning is a never-ending process.
Receiving feedback is just as important as giving it, if not more. It helps you to improve and get better at what you do if you are able to accept corrections and act on them.
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How to get better at receiving feedback
- The very first response to give when someone gives you feedback should be a response of gratitude. Don’t get defensive.
- Whether it’s praise, criticism or some other type of feedback, take the time to restate to the person giving it what you ...
Be respectful
No one likes to be spoken down to and you have your own issues. You’re not perfect either. Remember that whenever you’re giving advice.
Even if your audience disagrees with your advice, they’ll respect you if you respect them first.
2. They take feedback
Genuinely self-aware people have the humility to understand that they can't always see themselves objectively. They also know that the best way to gain more objectivity about yourself is through the perspective of others.
If you want to see yourself through the eyes of other people,...
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