Why Most Feedback is Terrible & What Good Feedback Looks Like - a Feedback Masterclass in 9 Minutes

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  • Опубліковано 6 лис 2024

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  • @abdurrahmanhalis
    @abdurrahmanhalis 6 місяців тому +4

    Pure gold pouring out of this channel continuously.. Thank you, our philosopher king Shreyas !!

  • @TomerIserovitch-l3u
    @TomerIserovitch-l3u 4 місяці тому +1

    So true, I constantly see this happening. my manager's past self is very different than my current self and our future career goals are very different.

  • @shivam.maharshi
    @shivam.maharshi 6 місяців тому +2

    I've been guilty of this as well. Great advice. One more thing to add is while giving feedback we often overlook people's current strengths. No one is good at everything. So it's okay to have some scope of improvements as long as people play to their strengths. Trying to only focus on people's scope of improvements leads to them failing their strengths.

  • @RamaKrishna-lp4sq
    @RamaKrishna-lp4sq 6 місяців тому +1

    Most feedback of managers is geared towards getting compliance. One confrontation in the whole year and after a long time , that incident will resurface and get discussed in the end of the year performance feedback

  • @ajitnandakumar
    @ajitnandakumar 6 місяців тому +2

    To do this one has to have keen observation and awareness.
    A pre occupied mind cannot observe. -J Krishnamurthi
    If we are able to do this, we would be fantastic at parenting

  • @PrabeerGhosh
    @PrabeerGhosh 6 місяців тому

    Dishonest and motivated feedback can destroy careers and mental health of individuals working under a manager driven by ego and incapable of empathy.
    And "empathy" can never be artificially generated by a person who is not genuinely invested in the growth of other people!

  • @randyhale8517
    @randyhale8517 6 місяців тому

    All too often 'mentoring' is treated as synonymous to 'coaching' 😢

  • @YoyoCowboy
    @YoyoCowboy 6 місяців тому +1

    I sincerely wish this is exposed to more managers. A lot of great ics get promoted to be managers as a reward but have no idea about how yo filter feedback or help with career growth and give generic and inaction able feedback like you mentioned @shreyas