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The feedback you give should be specific and actionable from "summary" of Radical Candor by Kim Malone Scott

When you're giving feedback to someone, it's crucial to be as specific and actionable as possible. Vague feedback leaves the recipient confused and unsure of what they need to do differently. For example, saying, "You need to improve your presentation skills" is not helpful. Instead, try saying, "In your last presentation, you spoke too quickly and didn't make eye contact with the audience. To improve, try speaking slower and making more eye contact to engage the audience."By providing specific examples of what the person did wrong, you're giving them a clear understanding of what they need to work on. This specificity helps the person see exactly where they went wrong and what they can do to improve. It also shows that you've paid attention to their work and care enough...
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