A feedback talk is a neutral way of giving someone a constructive response.
Feedback is a neutral way of giving someone constructive response. Feedback tells someone how he or she has affected another person in a particular situation. Feedback refrains from any judgment.
Feedback is not about being personally attacking or judging someone. In this case, it is less about feedback and more about a personal view or evaluation. It's about a constructive conversation between the employer and the employee.
Feedback discussions are an effective approach in human resource management and development. Often, feedback conversations are challenging for both sides. That's why it's important to choose the right form of communication.
Feedback conversations serve as an opportunity for exchange. They are based on factual, two-way feedback. Feedback can control the behavior of the receiver or recipient. The right choice of words and manner is thus very important for goal-oriented work. Feedback encourages, raises motivation and promotes personal learning processes. Feedback conversations also pursue the following line:
First of all, the experience should be described taking into account only one's own perception. The description of the personal perception must be expressed as neutrally as possible. The information should be correct and comprehensible.
In the second step, the feedback can become more subjective. Here it is described what was subjectively perceived as problematic. One's own personality is included in the criticism.
At the end of a feedback conversation always comes a suggestion with a look into the future. How could things and processes be made even better? Is there possibly a need for change?
Just as important as finding the right words during the feedback conversation is the appropriate listening behavior.
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