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Feature Article: Receiving Feedback |
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Practical Tips: Waste Time Honestly |
Receiving Feedback
If you care about the quality of your work, professionally given feedback is a wonderful gift. It means that someone has taken your work seriously enough to offer valid—even if negative—input rather than ignore or give meaningless compliments. The difficulty in receiving feedback well is that most of us are in the “you can dish it out but not take it” camp.
Part of the reason feedback gets a bad name is that feedback gets confused with criticism. They are not always synonymous. Leon F. Seltzer, clinical psychologist and contributor to Psychology Today, differentiates them this way:
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Practical Tips:
Waste Time Honestly
Let’s face it, everyone wastes time. It’s a normal part of daily life. When you feel a lull coming, set a time limit on how long you’re going to indulge. Instead of continuing to stare at your computer and surf the web, do something different.
If you sit a lot at work, do something active like walk around your floor for
15 minutes.
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