Feedback – the gift that keeps on giving

Being able to have open and clear conversations about performance in the workplace brings many benefits for our teams and businesses. However, it can be an emotional topic, and giving and receiving feedback effectively is something that many of us struggle with. In this article we will explore why it matters and why using the correct terminology is important, and we will look at some tools that can be used to facilitate a more confident and consistent approach in practice.

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In Practice
Published
2025-02-27
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https://doi.org/10.1002/inpr.519
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Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Feedback – the gift that keeps on giving

Jacqui Skelly
In Practice
Leadership and Management in Organizations
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Feedback – the gift that keeps on giving

Jacqui Skelly
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Abstract

Being able to have open and clear conversations about performance in the workplace brings many benefits for our teams and businesses. However, it can be an emotional topic, and giving and receiving feedback effectively is something that many of us struggle with. In this article we will explore why it matters and why using the correct terminology is important, and we will look at some tools that can be used to facilitate a more confident and consistent approach in practice.

In PracticeVol. 47(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 94%
Leadership and Management in Organizations
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