Why It Matters
When people develop the ability to share insights openly and receive them with curiosity, feedback becomes an essential driver of growth. Organizations that encourage this kind of exchange create environments where individuals learn quickly and teams work more effectively. Workplaces that normalize both giving and receiving feedback create environments where people learn more quickly, strengthen accountability, and build trust across teams.
Course Description
This session focuses on developing the skills needed to both deliver and receive feedback in ways that support growth and strong working relationships. Participants explore how to frame feedback around observable behaviors, communicate clearly about impact, and remain open and curious when others offer input. Through discussion and guided practice, participants learn how feedback conversations can become productive exchanges that encourage learning, reflection, and forward progress.
Key Focus Areas
Participants will explore and practice:
Participants develop practical approaches for both giving and receiving feedback in ways that support learning, reinforce accountability, and contribute to a workplace culture where continuous improvement is expected and valued.
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