Advice Perceived As Criticism - Deepstash

Advice Perceived As Criticism

Providing good, solid advice to someone can be counterproductive as the other person may take it as criticism or an attempt by someone to shatter their beliefs and self-confidence, causing stress and repulsion.

Some people unleash their ‘advice monster’ and start to tell others what should be done and what should not, due to their experience and seniority.

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