Why 92% of Employees Actually Want Negative Feedback
They say people hate negative criticism. As a result, managers hesitate to deliver it for fear of how the person will react. But that's just not true. Most employees, even the challenging ones, actually appreciate criticism – when it's delivered in an appropriate way. Get this practical guide that takes the ambiguity out of "appropriate way" with step-by-step advice for dealing with problem employees.
![Getting Through to the Problem Employee](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vR7SKtpLDMz84j3Ye_kq48Ry6ty1zJqF0VOkp48vj0vQLueg9fJ8Cf-myea-P9KNzbg8mGSw2nYiePFsffeU07-qSVY99cTq79KyVkllLxUy3lYVDzOMMV8wGRl-07JOWvBtQ84lZdvV6Qx7_WyTptzLJ19FtV_oRJWMUo-A=s0-d) | Get this report and learn: - The No. 1 factor that controls the effectiveness of feedback in every situation
- 3 innate "triggers" that initially prevent all people from accepting feedback – and specific advice on how to overcome them
- 4 communication strategies for dealing with someone you simply dislike
- Why poor performers habitually overestimate their ability – and how to tactfully snap them back to reality
- The conversational mistake that destroys well-intentioned feedback sessions (changing these two words will instantly improve your results)
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