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==== Ideas for giving individual feedback ==== Giving individual feedback can often feel daunting, but remember that giving feedback is a two-way process. We must all learn to both give and receive feedback. Here are some helpful hints when giving feedback. Make sure that: # You, as the feedback provider, are credible and trusted in the eyes of the recipient. # The feedback is conveyed with good intentions. # The timing and circumstances are appropriate. # The feedback is given in an interactive way, with a chance to raise questions. # The feedback message is clear. # The feedback is helpful to the recipient. Used effectively, individual feedback will help people become more aware of their performance in the team.
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