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andriy [413]
2 years ago
6

It is important to learn effective ways to give feedback to be an effective communicator and professional. For this

Biology
1 answer:
posledela2 years ago
7 0

No, I don't think that Jade's feedback was effective because she was not very direct.

<h3>What is Feeback?</h3>

This refers to the response that is given to a person based on a query and is a part of effective communication.

Therefore, some suggestions that Jade can use to improve her feedback to Carla are:

  1. Be clear and direct
  2. Do away with words like "I thought", "I kind of assumed", etc.
  3. Give a procedure that can be easily understood by Carla

Read more about feedback here:

brainly.com/question/25658249

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