Using Effective Feedback to Improve Team Performance

18 Apr , 2023

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In this content-rich program, we will look at ways to give effective feedback using the SBI (Situation-Behavior-Impact) method. We will discuss ways to reduce defensiveness and maximize the utility of effective feedback. 

Specifically, we will cover:

How do create an environment where feedback is best received

Active listening

Brain science about giving feedback and conducting difficult conversations

When to give feedback, both positive and constructive

How to give effective feedback using the SBI method

Tips for giving and receiving feedback

How creating a culture of feedback dramatically improves team performance

How feedback is critical for engaging and retaining talent

 

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