9. Give a Response
Lastly, we must learn to give responses to these comments when we know they are wrong. The response should not be given in a rude or aggressive manner, but we should learn to give them as a means of dialogue.
Giving a response to critics will be beneficial especially when you are being misunderstood or wrongfully criticized.
Wrapping up
As easy as it may sound, dealing with criticism is actually not an easy thing to do. Everyone has a different opinion about your work or performance. But most times, these opinions are given as bad remarks and comments.
For this reason, we have to find effective ways to properly handle criticism in our business.
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OCH3943
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This is a very good tutorial. We need more of such people management / psychology management type of training in WA to manage criticism or related.
While this tutorial touch on the points, perhaps we could have more case studies that we can learn from other members experience.
Thanks again!
While this tutorial touch on the points, perhaps we could have more case studies that we can learn from other members experience.
Thanks again!
dan123321
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Thank you sir... This is a great way to look at many areas of life and how we should, could, or would react to negative criticism...
I've always said, without the negative, the positive is virtually and naturally impossible.
And as you mentioned, "criticism is a gift", and we should welcome it with open arms knowing within yourself, your heart... you have good intentions... but could also use some pointers.
Everyone comes out with the growth of my favorite virtue patience as well as ultimately more knowledgeable on both ends.
Good stuff! I enjoy reading all of your posts.
Thanks again, sir.
I've always said, without the negative, the positive is virtually and naturally impossible.
And as you mentioned, "criticism is a gift", and we should welcome it with open arms knowing within yourself, your heart... you have good intentions... but could also use some pointers.
Everyone comes out with the growth of my favorite virtue patience as well as ultimately more knowledgeable on both ends.
Good stuff! I enjoy reading all of your posts.
Thanks again, sir.