Sentences with phrase «take audience feedback»

BioWare tends to take audience feedback seriously, so its move to an open - world environment with Dragon Age: Inquisition makes sense.

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«While taking client feedback is critical, giving customers what they want - instead of what serves their lives and businesses - is a copout,» says Kelly Azevedo of She's Got Systems, who works «incredibly hard to educate my audience and persuade them.

With Michael being an experienced web developer, they took matters into their own hands — asking Jaclyn for her feedback and attending events for disabled people to get to know their audience.

While so far the whole process has taken place in a «safe» environment, where the teacher has advised them about difficulties or errors, now the student must learn to accept the feedback received by an «anonymous» audience and turning it into changes in approach, solution or characteristics of its proposal.

By taking learner feedback and data into account throughout the design and implementation process, we were able to create courses that were optimized for the specific needs of the CalVCB audience.

Students participate in a weekly audience response, giving feedback about what their peers might keep, add to, or take away from their play.

It takes a lot of work (as does a blog) to build up, but once you have the audience, you can test your writing with almost immediate feedback.

Risk - taking and creative innovation are receding amid a destructive feedback loop in which appealing to a niche audience becomes ever more critical the more that audience's contribution to the bottom line shrinks.

For the sake of brevity, I took the «official» values of the CO2 radiative forcing and of the Planck parameter as correct, and pointed out to the audience that the major debate between the skeptics and the believers centers on the overall feedback gain factor, which — in the IPCC's implicit central estimate — is 2.81, almost tripling the warming that a CO2 doubling causes before feedbacks are taken into account.

As a marketing professional with at least a decade of experience, I understand what it takes to meet the needs of targeted audiences and how to utilize feedback to conduct new digital campaigns and strategies.

Your audience rarely takes the time to give feedback to the candidates they interview — chances are much lower that you'll get feedback as to why you weren't even considered.

When I returned to the auditorium, and then later shared the feedback from the audience with him, he was deeply touched, and managed to somehow take it in.