Future-focused feedback, which involves goal-setting and planning for future performance, can be more effective than past-focused feedback

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Future-focused feedback, which involves goal-setting and planning for future performance, can be more effective than past-focused feedback

Research from Humanly Possible, Inc., University of Chicago, and Victoria University of Wellington

📋 Introduction

  • Paper Title: The future of feedback: Motivating performance improvement through future-focused feedback
  • Year of Publication: 2020
  • Journal: PLoS ONE
  • Authors: Jackie Gnepp (Humanly Possible, Inc.), Joshua Klayman (University of Chicago), Ian O. Williamson (Victoria University of Wellington), Sema Barlas (University of Chicago)

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Knowing how to give feedback that motivates employees to do better is important for leaders who want to help their team members grow and make the organization successful.

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