What do you do if project feedback isn't improving project outcomes and deliverables?
Feedback is the lifeblood of project management, helping to steer projects toward success. However, when feedback is not translating into improved outcomes and deliverables, it's a signal to take a step back and reassess the process. You may find that the issue lies not in the feedback itself, but in how it's being processed and implemented. It's crucial to ensure that feedback is actionable, relevant, and communicated effectively to all stakeholders. If feedback isn't leading to progress, it's time to re-evaluate the mechanisms you have in place for collecting, discussing, and acting on it.
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Dauren Kerimkulov, B.A(Econ) ? MFin ? IPMA? ? LPM?PMo Director | Project Portfolio Management (15+ Years) | PMo Setup & Governance | Strategic Planning | Operations…
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Muhammad Ghulam JillaniSenior Data Scientist | ML & Gen AI Expert | 24x LinkedIn Top Voice ?? | Top 100 Global Kaggle Master ?? | KaggleX…
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Talha HafeezTechnical Project Manager