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Here's how you can effectively obtain feedback from peers and colleagues.

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Gathering feedback from your peers and colleagues is an essential part of professional growth and change management. It allows you to understand how others perceive your work and behavior, which in turn can help you make necessary adjustments to improve. However, obtaining this feedback effectively requires a thoughtful approach that encourages honest and constructive communication. By employing the right strategies, you can ensure that the feedback you receive is valuable and actionable.

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1 Ask Directly

When seeking feedback, the most straightforward method is to ask for it directly. Approach your peers and colleagues with a clear and specific request. Explain why you value their opinion and how it will help you grow. Ensure you communicate that you are seeking constructive criticism and not just praise. This directness fosters a culture of open communication and shows that you are proactive about your development.

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Shara Hutchinson, MBA

Change Strategist | Emerging Tech Startup Founder | Author of Barefoot in the Boardroom | Transformational Speaker | Forbes Contributor|
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People rarely get what they do not directly ask for even if they really need it….and feedback is a necessity to making the transition as smooth as possible. When you ask directly, you're cutting through any potential misunderstandings. It's not just about asking; it's about making it clear that their input is essential for the process. Let them know that their perspectives can shape the way changes are implemented. Always ask specific questions to get detailed feedback. For instance, instead of asking, "What do you think about the change?" ask, "How has the new process affected your workflow?" This makes it easier to provide constructive insights keeping everyone engaged and aligned during times of change.

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2 Set Context

Providing context is crucial when asking for feedback. Describe the situation or project you want feedback on, and clarify what kind of input you're looking for. Are you interested in your communication skills, project management, or a particular aspect of your work? Context helps your peers focus their feedback and makes it easier for them to provide relevant and actionable insights.

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3 Create Safety

To receive honest feedback, create an environment where your peers feel safe to share their thoughts without fear of negative consequences. Assure them that their feedback is welcome and will be received with gratitude. Emphasize that you are seeking to learn and improve, and that their honesty is a crucial part of that process.

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4 Be Specific

When asking for feedback, be as specific as possible. Instead of asking for general thoughts on your performance, ask about a particular skill or event. This specificity not only makes it easier for your colleagues to provide targeted feedback but also demonstrates that you have put thought into your own development areas.

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5 Listen Actively

Once you've asked for feedback, it's vital to listen actively. Show that you value their input by paying attention, making eye contact, and not interrupting. Acknowledge the feedback you receive with gratitude, even if it's not what you wanted to hear. Active listening reinforces to your peers that their perspectives are important to you.

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Neha Oberoi

Sr. Group Manager - Human Resources at Lotus Herbals | HR Strategy Expert
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Well active listening is such an effective tool available that if used precisely, cautiously and constructively you might not need to take feedback at all as the results would be prevalent to all already. Active listening helps you pick clues of all appreciated and non appreciated actions and at the same time develops firm beleive in the overall system

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6 Follow Up

After receiving feedback, follow up with your peers to show that you've taken their suggestions seriously. If you've made changes based on their input, share the outcomes. This not only closes the loop but also encourages a continuous feedback culture where your colleagues know that their insights lead to action.

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1 Ask Directly

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