[NEW] Soft Skills Hub
Supercharge your HR skill set with essential soft skills to navigate every situation with ease.
Micro Learning
Respectful Interaction
Communication 5m Micro LearningLearn to Focus
Time Management 5m Micro LearningFive Tips for Managing Changes
Leadership 3m Micro LearningFirst Aid Kit for Difficult Conversations
Conflict Resolution 4m Mini CourseLeader’s Coaching Approach
Leadership 30 m Micro LearningQuality Interaction in Hybrid Work
Leadership 5m Micro LearningListening Skills
Communication 2m Micro LearningFive Ways to Influence with Coaching
Influencing 7m Micro LearningThe Five Quick-Fixes of Navigating Conflicts
Conflict Resolution 4m Micro LearningGiving and receiving feedback
Communication 5m Micro LearningDeveloping Trust Online
Influencing 4m Micro LearningWorking Under Pressure
Time Management 6mClose
Giving and receiving feedback
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The objective of feedback is to learn. Actually, instead of "feedback," we should call the activity "learning discussions." Feedback is not about one person telling others how they should do their work. The goal is to recognize together what you have done so far and how you could develop your actions further. There are three simple quick fixes for you to begin with. What are they?
Accepting feedback can be hard, which is why it is important to learn to manage your emotions. How do you feel when getting feedback? What makes it difficult for you to receive feedback? What would be the best way to give you feedback?
What will I learn?
- Learn the best quick fixes of giving feedback
- Learn to manage your emotions when receiving feedback
- Develop your skills in giving feedback
References:
- Buckingham, M. (2019). Nine Lies About Work: A Freethinking Leader’s Guide to the Real World. Harvard Business Review Press.
- Chandler, M. T. (2019). Feedback (and Other Dirty Words): Why We Fear It, How to Fix It. Berrett-Koehler Publishers.
- Stone, D. H. (2014). Thanks for the feedback : the science and art of receiving feedback well. Viking.
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