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This is my failure story that pointing out mistakes and feedback is not same, and it's fine line. Last year, I gave lots of feedback to members through team chat. "You should do that. Why you don't do this? Is the current situation enough?" like this.
But, members didn't receive them as feedback. It was received as pointing out. This is example case, but we'd like to know how to give feedback to members with keeping motivation and good impression.
This is my failure story that shows that pointing out mistakes and giving feedback are not the same, and there's a fine line between them. Last year, I gave lots of feedback to members through team chat. "You should do that. Why you don't do this? Is the current situation enough?" and things like that.
However, members didn't receive them as feedback. They were received as pointing out. This is an example case, but we'd like to know how to give feedback to members while keeping motivation and giving a good impression.
I had 1on1 talk with them, and I basically discuss the expectation at that time. What I pointed out in team chat was the things member all need to understand, so I sent feedback in teams chat, not individual chat.
I have a one-on-one talk with them, and I basically discuss the expectation at that time. What I pointed out in team chat was the things members all need to understand, so I sent feedback in the team's chat, not individual chat.
2. An article is needed before a singular countable noun.
3, 4. We usually write the numbers zero through nine as full words, and all numbers after nine numerically. Hyphens are needed to make a compound here.
5. Refers to more than one.
6. We use ‘the’ when there is only one of something, or we are referring to a particular thing.
7. Possessive.
Actually, they feld negative impression against me. From that, I paied care for team communication, and I'm thinking what kind of bahavior should I do.
Actually, they held a negative impression against me. From that, I paid more attention to team communication, and I'm thinking about what kind of bahavior I should adopt.
I held feedback meeting. The theme is What should I start, continue and stop?
They asked me to give individual feedback, even if it affected the team, in a one-on-one meeting.
The reason I used Facebook in team chat was for the purpose of sharing as well.
I pay care the tone or expression when I send the message in chat, because the letter might give misconception.
I held a feedback meeting. The theme was "What should I start, continue and stop?"
They asked me to give individual feedback, even if it affected the team, in a one-on-one meeting. The reason I used Facebook in team chat was for the purpose of sharing as well. I will pay more attention to the tone or expression when I send a message in chat, because the words might give rise to misconceptions.
2. Refers to the past.
3, 4. Quotations are needed to make the title clear.
5, 6. Keep your sentences together in clear paragraphs to improve readability, rather than starting each one on a new line.
7. Refers to the future.
8. We pay 'attention to' something.
9. We use ‘the’ when there is only one of something, or we are referring to a particular thing.
10. Refers to words.
11. Things 'give rise' to consequences.
12. Refers to more than one.
I try to tell expected behavior for them, and provide feedback. In case background is unclear, receiver have tendency to get confusing.
I try to explain expected behavior to them, and provide feedback. In case the background is unclear, the receiver has a tendency to get confused.
2. We explain something 'to' someone.
3, 4. We use ‘the’ when there is only one of something, or we are referring to a particular thing.
5. Normally in the present tense we add 's' to the end of third-person verbs (‘he’, ‘she’, ‘it’).
6. An article is needed before a singular countable noun.
7. Refers to the other person, not the situation.
関連単語
- consciousness((名)意識(があること)、感情)
- enlightenment((名)啓発、啓蒙、悟り)
- spiritual((名)霊的なこと (形)精神的な、霊的な)
- purposeful((形)目的がある、意図した)
- philosophical((形)哲学の、理性的な)
- theological((形)神学の[に関する・的な]、聖書に基づく)
- fulfillment((名)満足感、充足感)
- significance((名)意味、重要性)
- existence((名)存在、生存)
- reality((名)現実性)
- keep a diary(日記をつける)
関連フレーズ
- I'm happy and rich and have a beautiful family, but I don't feel fulfilled.(私は幸せでお金持ちで、美しい家族がいますが、充実感はありません。)
- I found the answer to this question this morning when I looked into my infant son's eyes.(私は今朝、乳児の息子の目を見て、この質問の答えを見つけました。)
- Don't you sometimes wonder what our purpose here on earth is?(一体私たちの存在目的は何なのかと時々思いませんか。)
- What is life all about in the overall scheme of things?(人生は全般的な物事の構造の中で一体何を意味するのだろう。)
- It is agonizing to even consider the possibility that nothing in this world has any meaning.(この世界の何も意味を持たないという可能性を考えるだけで苦しいものだ。)
- Why was I born at this particular time and at this particular place?(なぜ私はこの時代のこの場所に生まれたのかしら。)
- Does my life make any difference at all in this world?(私の人生はこの世界で何の影響があるっていうの?)
- What is life all about?(人生にはいったいどんな意味があるの。)
- Sometimes I wonder why I bother to get out of bed everyday.(なぜわざわざ毎日ベッドから出なきゃいけないのかと時々疑問に思う。)
- To answer your question, all you have to do is look up at the night sky.(その答えは、夜空を見上げればいいのです。)
- I've been writing a diary in English for ten months now.(私は10ヶ月間英語で日記を書いています。)
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2. A different verb is needed before this noun.
3. Refers to more than one.
4. We use ‘the’ when there is only one of something, or we are referring to a particular thing.
5. 'There'+ 'be' explain the existence of something.
6, 12, 15. An article is needed before a singular countable noun.
7. We refer to a line 'between' things.
8. You need to say what this refers to.
9. Refers to what you said before.
10. 'But' is conjunctive, and not recommended to start a new sentence.
11. Refers to more than none.
13. Refers to what happens at the same time.
14. We 'give' an impression.