You know how important good quality feedback is, for developing and motivating your people. But there are different ways you can do it. So, how do you select an appropriate feedback approach for your project team members?
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The Purpose of Feedback
- Learning – improved performance
- So, relieving stress
- And avoiding wasteful re-work or expensive mistakes
- Also, motivation
- Aligning expectations
Feedback Types
1. Judgmental
- Positive – point out what’s good, sideline what’s poor
- Negative – focus on mistakes and how to correct them
- Balanced – as it sounds
2. Non-judgmental
Non judgmental feedback is the appropriate feedback approach for:
- Learning
Non-judgmental feedback allows people to better understand the situation and facilitation helps them draw their own learning from the experience. - Resilient, motivated individuals.
- Use in the context of a short-form or longer coaching conversation.
Where to find an appropriate feedback approach in judgmental feedback…
This depends on the level of capability that the other person is able to demonstrate.
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