Host: Christopher L. Camp, M.D., Creator & Guide | Mayo Clinic Human Optimization Project
Guest: John Poe, Chair, Education Administration - Education Shield | Mayo Clinic
Our world is fueled by FEEDBACK. Most people crave more, and it’s essential to helping others improve and achieve success. Despite this, most of us struggle to provide honest, meaningful, and actionable feedback to others. Accordingly, we are leaving a lot on the table by not getting the most out of one another. To help us improve at this, our expert guest is John Poe. The three big questions we have for John are: 1. What exactly should effective feedback look like? 2. Why is it so challenging for us to give candid and constructive feedback? 3. What are some clear practices we can put into place to become better at delivering feedback that works? How to start a Mayo Clinic Human Optimization Project “Pod-Club”: Step 1: Find 2-30 friends who want to get better Step 2: Choose your episodes (can be focused on specific themes or random) Step 3: Listen to/watch the episodes Step 4: Meet with your group to work through the provided discussion questions in the PDF for each episode, and feel free to add your own! Step 5: Celebrate the fact that you are turning passive knowledge into action! Discussion Questions for this Episode: 1) How do you personally define “feedback” and what different forms can it take? 2) Think about some of the most helpful feedback you’ve ever received. What was it about that feedback that made it so effective? Think about this in terms of... the person that gave it, how it was delivered, and what state you were in to receive it. 3) Now, think about a person you feel is not responsive to feedback. Discuss some common characteristics that set “feedback” up for failure. Think about this in terms of: the giver, the receiver, and the content of the feedback. 4) In your opinion, what are the top 5 characteristics of high quality, impactful feedback? 5) What are the three most common mistakes that you’ve seen OTHERS make when giving feedback? Now, what are the three most common mistakes YOU make when giving feedback? 6) On a scale of 1-10 (with 10 being highest), how good are you at giving feedback? What score do you think others would give you on your feedback? Specifically, what would they say is good about your feedback, and what needs to improve? 7) Generate a list of at least 3 sentences you could use to open a conversation where you are about to deliver difficult, constructive feedback to someone else. Read those sentences to others and ask them to help you improve them. 8) Tell your group at least one new thing (action step) you are going to do or behavior you are going to adopt to improve your ability to deliver high quality feedback. 9) After others list the "one new thing" of "action step" they are going to do, help them refine that to make it more: clear, objective, measurable, and simple. The more we can make our actions clear, objective, measurable, and simple, the more likely we are to do them and enjoy the process! Learn more about the Human Optimization Project at: https://ce.mayo.edu/optimize X: @MayoHumanOpProj Instagram: @MayoHumanOpProj YouTube: The Human Optimization Project - YouTube Email: optimize@mayo.edu
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