Forward with correct feedback
Getting feedback is often not pleasant. And when giving it, people fear negative reactions, defensiveness or being attacked in return. As a result, people quickly get anxious when they hear the word feedback. So, why do we actually give feedback? How valuable is it and how can we best deal with it?
About
Feedback can be very valuable. The purpose of feedback is to give the other person insight into the situation. This way you can look at it together and discuss possible solutions. Meaningful feedback means a respectful exchange of information that benefits the shared goal.
People have started to dislike ‘feedback’ because it has been used as an underhanded way to plainly criticise and complain. In this workshop we will look at feedback as it was meant, an instrument to achieve goals together. For example, you learn how to discuss an irritating habit your partner or colleague has, without making this as a criticism.
This creative and active workshop is a composed of theory, a demonstration, exercise and ends with an exercise and evaluation. This workshop is mainly focused on providing tools, gain inspiration and collaborating creatively and actively with others.
“I really enjoyed the workshop and especially the tangible examples.” – Brian
“The examples are very recognizable and useful for daily situations. Govert makes things transparent and explains matters clearly and simply, and supports the group well, anticipating and adjusting the program where useful.” – Paul
For whom?
This workshop is for anyone wanting to expand their communication skills and listening skills. What you learn can be directly applied at home and at work.
“Thank you for your help and also for our personal conversations that taught me much about myself and provided what I needed to deal with new situations better. Communication is a choice and every situation offers a new opportunity to make a different choice when wanting to deal with situations better. By being a positive influence I can guide conversations in the right direction.” – Nancy
Dates
This training is given several times a year. A training day is from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. When registering you indicate which start date you choose.
You can choose from the following start dates and locations:
At this moment, no date is available. Contact us to be kept informed.
Investment
For this workshop, you pay € 165, -. For this, you get extensive knowledge, insight and valuable exercises, coffee/tea and lunch. At the end of the workshop, you will be able to deal better with (positive and negative) feedback you receive. You will also know how to use feedback in a positive constructive way yourself so that it will work for you and others.
With the manual you receive, you will be able to go over the material at your leisure later.
This training is exempt from sales tax for training in The Netherlands. In Canada, GST will be added.
“The expertise and trust that Govert emanates ensures that you feel at ease and can get the most out of what you have learned.” – Arjan