feedback

A simple method for giving feedback that will be understood and used

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Pedagogical objectives:

  • Use a method to provide useful feedback.
  • Do it at the right time.
  • How to make it part of your routine without expending too much energy.

The program:

  • Structure development or recognition feedback using the COIN method: Context, Observations, Impact, Next Steps. Practical application to real-life cases.
  • Peer-to-peer role-playing inspired by real-life management situations to raise awareness of the pitfalls to be avoided.
  • Practice peer-to-peer feedback using the Start Stop Continue matrix.
  • Create feedback routines with the logbook and key phrases to offer regularly.
  • Use standard formulations for delicate feedback.

When you leave this workshop, you'll know...

  • Adopt a structured approach to giving constructive, relevant feedback, to maximize its impact on your employees' development.
  • Choose the right moment to offer feedback, ensuring that it is given in a context that encourages reflection and improvement.
  • Integrate feedback seamlessly into your day-to-day management practices, making it natural and effective, without it becoming an energy-consuming or time-consuming task.
  • And it'll come in handy for...

    • Help your employees grow
    • Engaging them on a daily basis and over the long term

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