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A Guide to Receiving Feedback Part III: Agree on Action

The biggest mistake when giving feedback is telling someone what to do (or what not to do). Ever been on the receiving end of feedback like that? Do you immediately recoil and feel yourself saying no? It’s natural because you don’t know how following their recommendation makes you more effective. When someone recommends a specific […]

A Guide to Receiving Feedback Part I: Ask for It

I’m writing this guide to answer a question a trusted colleague asked me the other day. I think there are plenty of resources for how to give effective feedback (I’ve written a few myself) yet I can’t find as many about the other end, or how to go about receiving feedback. I’m planning on writing […]

Reminder of a rule for Giving Feedback

A trusted colleague recently asked me for some feedback on their work. I gave them some honest feedback, including a strong suggestion they make some changes since there was a strong potential for offence. Surprisingly, they chose not to take my recommendation and never explained why they disregarded it or helped me to better understand […]

A guide for receiving feedback

I recently gave some advice on how to give feedback effectively and was asked to give some advice about receiving feedback. My guidelines for receiving feedback are pretty much based on understanding how to give effective feedback. Ola recently also shared his experiences with this. Before I understanding how to receive feedback, it’s useful to […]

Feedback Takes Time

During our training classes, we try to convey the importance of effective feedback aimed at either strengthening confidence or improving effectiveness. I feel it’s an important part of learning. We encourage participants to give each other feedback and set aside time once a week with one of the trainers to both give and receive feedback. […]

Asking for Feedback Today

At Thoughtworks we run regular rounds of reviews (at least twice a year). We also try to collect project roll off reviews although collecting feedback at these points sometimes proves difficult as people move on to other projects. The last few rounds, I’ve used the list that Jason Yip wrote a while back here. It’s […]

Listening to yourself for feedback

Having new people join the team always brings great insight, even if they are kind enough to come onto the project not firing criticisms immediately. When introducing them to a new codebase, I find it’s important to listen for yourself as you’re showing them for key phrases such as ideally we would have, I’m not […]

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