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How To Action Engagement Survey Results - Chapter 3 - The Questions - Part 3
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"It's Not My Fault"
Many directs' common response to negative feedback is to say, "It's not my fault." It's understandable, it's self protective, but it also completely misses the mark of the purpose of feedback. Here's how to handle it.
Feedback Is Insurance
Almost all managers are scared about giving feedback. But there's a reason to be positive about it: it's just like buying insurance.
Don't Throw A Blanket Over Your Team
Sometimes it's easier to mention to everyone on your team when one member of your team messes up. But this is what lazy, ineffective managers do.