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Coaching

Cultures

Feedback

 

Bad Feedback vs. Good Feedback

Helpful Hints for Providing Feedback

 

By: Max Landsbeg, the author of The Tao of Coaching

 

Vadim Kotelnikov advice quotes

Experience is not what happens to you, it is what you learn from it.

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Bad Feedback

Good Feedback

Demotivates, focuses on blame; creates defensiveness and confrontation

Encourages, focuses on improvements – achieved or possible; creates trust and cooperation

 

 

Helpful Hints

Create a contract to discuss issues; use motivational coaching techniques.

Acknowledge player's feelings and needs.

Don't emphasize the fault; suggest a remedy.

 

Actionable Feedback

AID Model

Constructive Feedback

 

 

 

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Bad Feedback

Good Feedback

Problem-oriented; does not improve skills

Solution-oriented; improves skills

 

 

Helpful Hints

Focus on the problem, not the 'person'; uncover root problems.

Jointly paint the picture of desired skill.

Jointly develop practical steps.

 

Creative Problem Solving

Turn Problems To Opportunities

 

 

 

Bad Feedback

Good Feedback

Undermines confidence and self-esteem

Increases confidence in ability and potential

 

 

Helpful Hints

Jointly create positive – as opposed to negative – goals. Positive pleasure-oriented goals are much more powerful motivators than negative fear-based ones.

Balance negatives and positives – the right combination of both is the most powerful motivating mix.

Teach the coachee the rules of self-motivation.

 

Coaching

Benefits

Motivational Coaching

'Why? What If?' Questions

 

 

 

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Bad Feedback

Good Feedback

Leaves person guessing

Clarifies the current position and what to do next

 

 

Helpful Hints

Verify with effective questions; ask for player's recap

Develop an action  plan jointly

 

GROW Model

5 NLP Steps to Success

 

 

 

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Bad Feedback

Good Feedback

Leaves person feeling 'judged'

Leaves person feeling 'helped' and inspired

 

 

Helpful Hints

Use the Action – Impact – Desired Outcome (AID) model

Invite the player to assess own performance first; guide him/her by asking effective questions

Offer support for future

 

Virtuous Circle of Growth and Success

NLP Approach To Feedback

 

 

 

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