A leader and her coach discuss a three-step model for turning upward feedback into a learning conversation that might allow the boss to hear the message.
This month’s coaching conversation explores whether feedback should be given upwards in the first place. If so, are there ways to deliver the feedback effectively?
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In the commentary, Tom tells a story about the Marshmallow Test being debunked. Here’s the column he mentions.
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