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  1. Aug 23, 2023 · Constructive criticism is an assessment of a person’s performance or behaviour. The goal of constructive criticism is to help the person improve. It is communicated in clear, concise terms, offers solutions, and invites collaboration.

  2. Sep 26, 2024 · Opening the lines of communication lets employees know you care about their performance in the workplace and motivates them to continue improving their skills. In this article, we discuss constructive feedback and provide examples and tips to help you incorporate it into the workplace.

  3. And as Malaysian culture is rather hierarchical, it would be a very rare thing for an employee to offer an employer feedback, constructive or otherwise. How can this problem be overcome? One way is by asking people: “What are other people saying about me and the job I’m doing?”

  4. What is constructive feedback? Constructive feedback is a supportive way to improve areas of opportunity for an individual person, team, relationship, or environment. In many ways, constructive feedback is a combination of constructive criticism paired with coaching skills.

  5. Dec 19, 2023 · Constructive feedback is crucial to foster employee growth. Here are examples of feedback to help you create a culture of feedback.

  6. Seeking Feedback 1. **Peer Review**: Present to colleagues or friends and ask for constructive feedback. 2. **Self-Assessment**: Reflect on personal performance and identify strengths and weaknesses. 3. **Professional Coaching**: Consider hiring a presentation coach for expert advice and guidance. Adapting to Cultural Nuances

  7. The Feedback Mastery: Giving and Receiving Constructively Training Course in Malaysia offers invaluable skills that empower participants to transform feedback into a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.