The Fine Art and Gift of Feedback — Giving And Receiving It
<p>“You are bright,” said Professor Raymond Yagle, my advisor, “but you need to speak up in class.” I had gone back to college after working for eight years, and this was his feedback during my first semester.</p>
<p>As some of our classes included class participation in the grades, this was valuable feedback.</p>
<p>This may have been the first honest personal feedback that I got — and I was already 30 years old!</p>
<p><strong>Cultural Background:</strong> One would think that with four siblings, both older and younger, I would have got a lot of feedback. But growing up in India, personal feedback was frowned upon. If you said something nasty, someone may say — “that doesn’t reflect well on you.” But that was the extent.</p>
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