Feedback Essentials

Leading Others
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Learning Objectives

  1. Understand why people avoid feedback.
  2. Learn how to give effective feedback.
  3. Tailor feedback to the individual.
  4. Create an environment that encourages improvement through feedback.
  5. Seek feedback to improve your performance.

Estimated Seat time: 1 hour, 45 minutes

Modality: Self-paced

Assessment: Multiple-choice questions

Languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Chinese

Included materials: Harvard Business Publishing Articles, Podcasts, tools and worksheets  

Product Description

Feedback plays a critical role for learning, development and effective collaboration on an individual as well as team level. This module allows students to harness the power of feedback and learn the art of giving fair feedback as well as being able to accept feedback. The first word many people think of when it comes to feedback is ‘criticism’, however, it is quite the opposite when delivered well. Hence, this module also covers reasons why people fear feedback before going into feedback delivery and how you can make your coworkers more accepting of feedback. Moreover, insights are provided on how to establish a feedback culture to build a successful business. Along with key experts, this module teaches about the efficiency of feedback in business management.

Lessons

Why People Avoid Feedback
Give Effective Feedback
Customize Feedback
Create a supportive Environment
Seek Feedback

Experts contributing to this course

  • Tammy Erickson
  • Sharon Grady
  • Larry Kaye
  • Ellen Langer
  • Dick Grote
  • Gopal Iyer
  • Greg Madsen
  • Gill Rider
  • Scott Edinger
  • Hans Eben
  • Stevenson Carlebach

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