Giving feedback - Tips and tricks 4

Slide Content

The slide focuses on how to give feedback appropriately, emphasizing not presenting opinions as facts. Two speech bubbles illustrate good and bad examples of feedback. The negative feedback bubble states "That orange background on your presentation is awful," expressing a strong opinion as if it were a fact. The positive feedback bubble says "It was very difficult for me to read the slides because of the color you used for the background," which provides a personal perspective and implies room for improvement.

Graphical Look

• The title "Giving feedback - Tips and tricks 4" is prominently displayed at the top in dark text against a light background.
• A teal-colored banner contains the key point "Don’t present your opinion as a fact", in contrasting white text.
• Two speech bubbles are presented side by side; one with a purple background and a frowning face, the other with a lime green background and a smiling face.
• The left speech bubble with the unhappy face provides an example of poorly-delivered feedback.
• The right speech bubble with the happy face shows a better way to phrase feedback, focusing on personal experience.
• The unhappy face bubble contains bold text, while the content of the happy face bubble is non-bolded.
• The colors used are bold and contrasting, with purple, teal, green, and white making the slide elements distinct.

The overall look is clean with a modern design, using bold colors and clear text to distinguish between the two contrasting examples of feedback.

Use Cases

• In workshops focused on communication skills to demonstrate effective feedback strategies.
• During employee training sessions to promote constructive criticism.
• As part of a presentation on team collaboration and interpersonal skills.
• In leadership and management training to improve the quality of feedback given by supervisors.