MATT HAIG

1. Valuing the most precious resource being provided by the mentor: Time.
2. Being clear about one’s expectations and objectives, so that the most suitable and effective guidance is provided.
3. Being open to input, advice, criticism and feedback, ready to hear things you ...

However needed it may be, people often view criticism as hurtful and feel attacked. And that puts them on the defensive, meaning they won’t be able to truly absorb what’s being criticized.

That’s why constructive criticism is a helpful skill to develop when dealing with other ...

One easy and effective way to remove any bias from your decision-making is to ask advice or feedback from others.

People whom you trust will give honest and constructive criticism and point out any blind spots while offering a different point of view.