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Constructive Criticism

Don't just say NO to something you don't like or want to change.

Say, 'Yes, and.." then provide constructive feedback on what is good and what can be improved.

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"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." - Steve Jobs. Striving not to be a follower.

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Offer and encourage constructive criticism and advice. Appreciate the hard work done and then discuss the area of improvement(s).

Stay productive and on-topic while providing feedback, and provide clear steps for improvement.

2. Ground Your Constructive Criticism In Behavior

Constructive criticism clearly describes the behavior that you want changed. Examples:

  • Don’t say they are irresponsible, provide the dates when they have come in late.
  • Don’t say they are disrespectful, reference how they roll their eyes and sigh.
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Giving constructive criticism: What is a feedback sandwich?

A feedback sandwich is a method of feedback where positive feedback serves as a cushion to negative feedback. Generally, a manager or superior delivers positive feedback. Then, they deliver critical or constructive feedback and close with positive feedback.

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