Give feedback regularly

If the first time you deliver hard feedback is in a performance review, you're doing it wrong.

Feedback should be a continuous journey, not a once-a-year surprise.

It should flow freely, fueling growth and improvement.

How can you make feedback a regular part of your work with your team?

Here are simple steps:

πŸ‘‰ Embrace a growth mindset: See feedback as an opportunity, not an attack. Embrace it with an eye on improvement.

πŸ‘‰ Create safe spaces: Foster psychological safety, where feedback is welcomed. Encourage open dialogue and ask for feedback on your leadership

πŸ‘‰ Provide timely feedback: Don't wait for the annual review! Promptly offer feedback, both positive and constructive, as situations arise.

πŸ‘‰ Actively listen: When receiving feedback, listen actively without defensiveness. Seek to understand and show gratitude. Remember the best thing to say when someone gives you feedback is β€œThank you.”

Transform your relationship with your team by creating a culture of feedback.

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