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Here's how you can provide effective feedback without making common mistakes.

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Providing feedback is an art that, when done correctly, can lead to significant improvements and positive developments. It's a crucial component of interpersonal communication, especially in professional environments where growth and progress are key objectives. However, it's easy to fall into common pitfalls that can render feedback ineffective or even damaging. To avoid these mistakes, understanding the nuances of delivering feedback with sensitivity and clarity is essential. The journey to mastering this skill involves recognizing the importance of timing, tone, and the individuality of the recipient, ensuring that your feedback is not just heard but also valued and acted upon.

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1 Timing Matters

The moment you choose to deliver feedback can be just as important as the feedback itself. To make sure your words have the intended impact, consider the context in which you're providing the feedback. Is the recipient in the right frame of mind to receive it? Have they just completed a task, or are they in the middle of something else? Feedback given promptly after an action is more likely to be relevant and actionable. However, avoid moments of high stress or emotion, as this can cloud judgment and hinder the message from being received as intended.

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Ashhar Hussain

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When to Step Up (and When to Step Back): We've all been there: You notice a colleague's mistake, and a knot forms in your stomach. Should you speak up right away? Hold off? If your coworker just delivered a presentation riddled with typos, don't let weeks go by. Address it soon after, when the details are fresh in everyone's mind. But hold off on the feedback fire drill. If tensions are high after a stressful situation, give everyone a chance to cool down before diving into corrective mode. Aim for a conversation within a reasonable timeframe, allowing both of you to approach the situation with a clear head.

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Felipe Mininelli

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Feedback bom é um feedback bem aplicado na hora certa e no momento certo. N?o há uma regra, existe o timing do feedback, o momento ideal, o contexto casual. Um feedback atrasado e adiantado pode ser falho. Tanto pelo estado emocional ou mental do colaborador. Até a abordagem e o dia da semana precisa ser bem estratégico. Mas existe também os feedback instantaneo e pontual em que a corre??o é imediata. Seja pra suprir um erro grave ou uma situa??o de emergência. Por fim, usada com sabedoria e no momento certo, ela contribui para a constru??o de times mais engajados, produtivos e resilientes.

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2 Be Specific

Vague comments can lead to confusion and misinterpretation. When providing feedback, be clear and specific about what actions or behaviors you're addressing. Instead of saying "You need to do better," pinpoint the exact areas where improvement is needed, such as "Your report would be more effective with a clearer structure." This specificity not only makes your feedback more actionable but also shows that you've paid attention to their work and are invested in their improvement.

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Vague feedback like "your report needs work" is frustratingly unhelpful. Here's why specific feedback is your secret weapon: Imagine a colleague saying your report's data section needs improvement. Now you're lost. Are charts unclear? Analysis lacking? Specificity is key. Instead, pinpoint what can be improved: "Adding charts comparing key metrics on slide 3 would make the data more impactful." Remember: Be concise! A focused observation is far more helpful than a vague list of criticisms.

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3 Positive Framing

The way you frame your feedback can drastically affect how it's received. Instead of focusing on what went wrong, emphasize what can be improved and how. This positive framing encourages a growth mindset and is less likely to provoke defensiveness. For example, instead of saying "You didn't engage the audience," you might say "Next time, try asking the audience questions to increase engagement." This approach fosters a constructive dialogue and a forward-looking attitude.

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4 Listen Actively

Feedback should be a two-way street. After sharing your thoughts, give the other person a chance to respond. Listen actively to their perspective, which may provide valuable context or insights into their actions. By showing that you value their input, you create an environment of mutual respect where feedback is more likely to be accepted and acted upon. Remember, effective communication is as much about listening as it is about speaking.

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Providing effective feedback involves: 1. Being specific and actionable: Focus on behaviors or outcomes that can be changed. 2. Offering both positive and constructive feedback: Acknowledge strengths while also addressing areas for improvement. 3. Timing: Provide feedback in a timely manner to maximize its impact. 4. Being empathetic: Consider the recipient's feelings and perspective. 5. Encouraging dialogue: Foster open communication to ensure understanding and clarity.

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5 Follow Up

Feedback doesn't end with the initial conversation. To truly be effective, it's important to follow up after some time has passed. This shows that you're committed to seeing real change and are available for ongoing support. Whether it's acknowledging improvements or discussing continued challenges, follow-ups can reinforce the importance of the feedback and help maintain momentum towards positive change.

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Follow-Up Made Easy: Give Space (1-2 Weeks): Allow time to process feedback and implement changes. Be Concise: A quick message like: "Hi Zaid, Following up on our chat about the UI of our website. Did you get a chance to implement the feedback in the data section? Happy to help if you have any questions. Best, Ashhar." gets the point across. Focus on Progress: Celebrate their efforts and offer further support. Remember - Feedback's just half the battle! It's a conversation, not a monologue. It shows you're invested in their growth, not just pointing out flaws. By following up, you empower growth in a collaborative environment.

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6 Personalize Approach

Lastly, remember that each individual is unique, with their own set of experiences, motivations, and learning styles. Tailor your feedback to align with the recipient's personality and needs. Some may respond well to directness, while others may need a gentler approach. By personalizing your feedback, you demonstrate empathy and understanding, which can make all the difference in how your message is received and acted upon.

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