Integrating Your New Skills | The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback

A four-step plan to achieve just about anything

Decide on the outcome you want.
Choose a course of action.
Pay attention to what happens in the moment.
Change course if necessary.

Using these four steps will get you a long way in life in many different situations, and for the purposes of developing your feedback skills, let's look at how it relates to giving feedback messages.

Here's an example of how the four-tep plan could relate to a workplace feedback conversation:

Decide on the outcome you want.
To raise the awareness of Jane's behavior in team meetings to Jane and to ensure that she understands that change is necessary.
Choose a course of action.
Book a private one-to-one meeting with Jane directly after the team meeting. Use the BAR model to structure the conversation.
Pay attention to what happens in the moment.
Notice how Jane reacts during the conversation and listen to what underlying reasons she offers for her behavior.
Change course if necessary.
Be prepared to abandon the model and pursue...

The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback

By : Glenn Robert Devey

The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback

By: Glenn Robert Devey

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The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback

By: Glenn Robert Devey

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