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How to Give Feedback in the Workplace
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Learn how to give constructive criticism to your employees or colleagues without coming across overbearing and mean in this lesson from media trainer TJ Walker.
with TJ WalkerLearn how to give constructive criticism to your employees or colleagues without coming across overbearing and mean in this lesson from media trainer TJ Walker.
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In this lesson about giving feedback, learn how to address problem areas without offense, and discover how to deliver advice that will help folks improve!
with TJ WalkerIn this lesson about giving feedback, learn how to address problem areas without offense, and discover how to deliver advice that will help folks improve!
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Media trainer TJ Walker discusses the best ways to help a colleague or employee make improvements by offering specific action items he or she can work with.
with TJ WalkerMedia trainer TJ Walker discusses the best ways to help a colleague or employee make improvements by offering specific action items he or she can work with.
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Once feedback has been discussed, it's time to wrap up your critique. Learn how to bring everything to a upbeat conclusion in this lesson from TJ Walker.
with TJ WalkerOnce feedback has been discussed, it's time to wrap up your critique. Learn how to bring everything to a upbeat conclusion in this lesson from TJ Walker.
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In this lesson, professional trainer TJ Walker explains the importance of taking time to practice what you want to say when offering criticism to a colleague.
with TJ WalkerIn this lesson, professional trainer TJ Walker explains the importance of taking time to practice what you want to say when offering criticism to a colleague.
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Jardin P
I'm definitely learning because the ideas are practical ones that I'm able to apply. My only wish is that the presenter spoke a bit faster. Or, maybe I need to learn how to pause more? We shall see.
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TJ Walker
Thanks for sharing Jardin. I do find it is easier for people to process info when speaking slower, especially if English is not their first language. But I appreciate that it might be annoying as well. thanks for feedback. tj
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Jardin P
I respect your expertise, Mr. Walker, and look forward to applying what I've learned. I'm also reconsidering my pace when speaking as I study your presentation. I'm enjoying your course very much. Thank you for responding to my post.
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TJ Walker
You are welcome. Please consider listening to my daily podcast on public speaking https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/id1072936158?mt=2&ls=1
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