TYPES OF FEEDBACK

There are only four types of feedback that managers can give their direct reports:

Positive feedback: Increases desired behavior.

Constructive feedback: Decreases undesired behavior and increases desired behavior.

Negative feedback: Points out undesired behavior and it doesn’t help the employee to improve.

No feedback at all: Because the employee doesn’t get any feedback from his/her direct supervisor about his/her performance, no feedback at all might increase undesired behavior and/or it might decrease desired behavior.

Now, out of these four types of feedback …
Which ones do you use the most?
Which ones would you like to use from now on?


Comments? Ideas? Feedback? I’d love to here from you, just reply to this e-zine and tell me what you think.

See you next month!
Jose Luis Romero, Publisher
www.Skills2Lead.com
April 7, 2009. Copyright: All rights reserved
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