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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2020 · 9 MIN

Episode 19: Criticism should be about content, not persons … but what kind of content criticism should we give?

from Rapid Idea Improvement · host Bart Vanderhaegen

We all know that criticism doesn’t work when it’s about people. We know it should be about content, content of people’s ideas. But then ? How should we provide criticism (or feedback) to content ?

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We all know that criticism doesn’t work when it’s about people. We know it should be about content, content of people’s ideas. But then ? How should we provide criticism (or feedback) to content ?

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We all know that criticism doesn’t work when it’s about people. We know it should be about content, content of people’s ideas. But then ? How should we provide criticism (or feedback) to content ?

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