Giving and Receiving Feedback - A Quick Course

Description

Giving employees or team members feedback is an essential skill for every manager or team leader. Feedback should be a primary learning activity, welcomed as an opportunity for growth by the recipient. Unfortunately, very often feedback is viewed as punishment, a source of anxiety that inhibits one’s ability to learn. The purpose of this course is to help you develop the skill of giving feedback in a way that reduces anxiety and maximizes the opportunity for learning and continuous improvement on the part of the individual.

This course is intended to be very concise and direct, focused solely on this important skill of both giving and receiving feedback.

“This is a fantastic course, as a refresher for someone like me, or for anyone new to the subject. It brought back many of the lessons I had forgotten. This is a vital skill for any manager, so take this course and gain the wisdom and knowledge that Larry has to offer. He shares everything you need to know. You won’t be disappointed!” James Steele
“As a self employed person, my business rests on the way I interact with people. Lawrence’s descriptions of common interpersonal problems which impact business (and personal lives) ring true. The course is well produced and thought through and the delivery is engaging.” Eve Williams MMus
“Great and the focus early on about having courage to speak up and ‘straight talk’ is brilliant. Have courage people.” Stefan Bard
“Miller’s course provides positive perspectives and strategy on what many managers view as a difficult and sometimes unpleasant part of their job. Making feedback a positive component of employee development and improvement, and positioning it as a collaborative, data-driven process should help any manager with developing themselves and their team.” Patrick Francis

Who is the target audience?

This course is for managers, team leaders and those wishing to manage, lead or coach others.

Requirements

Only the desire to help your team members improve their performance.