Instead, opt to provide
criticism in a constructive way, and offer ways to help employees improve.
Self - edit and offer
your criticism in a constructive way.
Not exact matches
Constructive criticism is useful and often appreciated by employees, so long as you go about dispensing it
in the right
way.
Most of us are usually never taught how to give feedback
in a welcoming
way, yet we know how to receive
constructive criticism in other areas of our lives and actually appreciate it.
In one
way, it's a fast and useful
way to get feedback about what you're doing well and
constructive criticism about what you can be doing better.
They make a genuine effort to ensure you are comfortable, confident, and prepared to do your job, and if
constructive criticism is needed, they are very encouraging and motivating
in the
way they go about it.»
They can offer big, crazy ideas, bring up issues and problems they're facing and offer
constructive criticism, knowing that it'll be taken
in the best
way possible.
In addition to listening to constructive criticism of the way that «celibate gay Christian» is open to misunderstanding, we also need to look critically at the way that the language that has been used by Courage / Exodus / NARTH is also open to misunderstanding and has been used in misleading way
In addition to listening to
constructive criticism of the
way that «celibate gay Christian» is open to misunderstanding, we also need to look critically at the
way that the language that has been used by Courage / Exodus / NARTH is also open to misunderstanding and has been used
in misleading way
in misleading
ways.
This might be a crude analysis - we'd certainly never counsel
criticism for its own sake - but challenging policy
in a
constructive and meaningful
way through the pages of the national press can often complement a public affairs strategy rather than hinder it.
One of the participants shared that she «really appreciated that the «assignments» were open - ended enough that [she] could apply [the results] to [her] own work», and another participant commented, «This [course] was so much better than any other (M) OOC I've ever participated
in before... With this course, I felt like I had the autonomy to proceed at my own pace while still being able to interact with other course members
in meaningful
ways (e.g. getting
constructive criticism / feedback on my assignments
in a timely manner, seeing what other people created, etc.)».
As I mentioned
in my How Do We Find Beta Readers post (that I also linked to above), we can sometimes model for others the type of feedback we'd like to receive and hope that «teaches» them that, yes, there is a
way to give
constructive criticism and still be «nice.»
On the other hand, if you have some talent and a strong work ethic, if you approach writing as a craft as well as a job, if you're willing to listen and learn and respond
in a positive
way to
constructive criticism, this just might be the best of times.
Lastly, you come to my site (which is 100 % free by the
way) and don't offer
constructive criticism but insinuate that I am incompetent and misleading my followers,
in which I take a huge offense.
The problem is
in the difference between
constructive criticism («hey, I think X is a better
way to describe process Y than what the IPCC said... I'm going to publish a paper saying so, and give talks about it, and maybe it X will be reflected
in the next IPCC report) to destructive
criticism («hey, one sentence
in one chapter
in WGII was wrong about the melting of Himalayan glaciers.
Sarahah was designed to be used
in a workspace environment as an anonymous
way to get a bit of
constructive criticism.
EXPERIENCE September 2006 — Present Nestle Foods — Greenville, MS Employees Relation Specialist • Provide advice and guidance to management regarding employee relations issues • Conduct investigations on policy violations including sexual harassment and discrimination and provide appropriate recommendation • Develop, implement and manage Recognition plans • Suggest
ways in which to improve employee satisfaction and assist management with
constructive criticism activities • Research issues and claims and conduct required investigation • Produce and analyze employment trend reports • Coordinate and facilitate employee events
I'm absolutely open to
constructive criticism and would like to improve
in every
way I can, but nothing has been brought up to me directly and this is starting to affect my morale.