The first partĀ of this article addressed the importance of constructive criticism and the first two tips for providing it. In this second and final part, we list four other very important tips:
Have people ever ignored your suggestions? Have you ever made remarks that were not well received? Have you ever wanted to criticize something constructively but changed your mind because you were unsure how to express yourself? .. more..
It is natural for people to be preoccupied with the requirements and obligations of daily life and the pressures they are exposed to in terms of work, relationships, and meeting needs.
Despite our best efforts and intentions, making mistakes is a fact in life because it is human nature. We will inevitably mess something up at some point in our lives. Here lies the importance of learning how to apologize. .. more..
I've never been good at turning down requests from other people. Partly because I didn't want to get them into trouble, because I didn't want to let them down, and partially because I felt that saying "no" might sour my relationships with .. more..
Given that we spend a third of our lives at work, shouldn't we all laugh more there if laughter is the best medicine? It's rare to find humor in the workplace these days, and many of us struggle with a condition known as chronic seriousness. .. more..
Have you ever tried to achieve a goal but achieved modest results? Have you ever seen people achieve their goals effortlessly and wondered how they do it?
Everyone has experienced inconvenient questions from others at social media events, business meetings, and family gatherings. These questions might stem from genuine affection rather than evil intent. However, this does not .. more..
You are unique, and you have wonderful desires and ideas. However, fear hinders you and makes you doubt your excellence and abilities. Also, it makes you afraid of others' criticism and hesitant about your capabilities. .. more..
You must have heard that so-and-so is smart in mathematics or so-and-so is smart in music, but have you heard that so-and-so is smart in communication?