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Jan 1, 2025 52 min

34: Feedback is a Gift

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This episode of How to Corporate with host Fela Abioye and guest Dr. Jackie C. Thomas Jr. explores The Power of Feedback and its critical role in career growth. Dr. Thomas, an Executive Coach and seasoned professional in higher education and, shares his journey and insights on navigating feedback effectively to achieve success. The discussion begins with an overview of career paths in higher education, followed by personal anecdotes about receiving and responding to challenging feedback. Dr. Thomas highlights the importance of self-awareness in the feedback loop and elaborates on the distinction between reacting vs. responding when processing feedback. Key topics include strategies for mastering the feedback cycle, tips for interpreting and acting on feedback, and reflections on why people often resist constructive criticism. The episode concludes with actionable advice for listeners looking to leverage feedback to propel their careers forward and practical tips for maintaining an open mindset toward growth. Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of how to embrace feedback as a tool for professional development and success. You can email Dr Thomas at [email protected] or visit his website at https://competitiveedvantage.com/ Visit How to Corporate’s website at howtocorporate.net/ to purchase our book, How to Corporate: Proven Lesson for Winning at Work

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