Learn The Art of Taking Criticism
There are lots of people on this planet, and they all have their opinions. That means that all of us should expect to receive lots of criticism in our lifetime. Friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, random strangers…they all have something to say (just as we often do ourselves). And if you have any kind of online presence, you can expect to receive much more criticism, as everyone comes out under the veil of anonymity.
How To Take Criticism From Your Boss or Co-Workers
- Depersonalize the criticism
- Restate the comments for clarification
- Seek guidance
- Process the input
- Review your progress/seek follow up
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How to take criticism
- At every work place, I'm sure there is criticism, and not all of it is constructive.
- Okay, that's probably only in extreme circumstances, but trust me, people are out to get you.
- I deal with head office a lot in my work place, I'm in Canada and they are in Chicago.
- My point is this, listen to the criticism, and decide there and than if it holds value.
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The Art of Taking Criticism
1. Check the critic’s motives
2. If the critic just gives a vague complaint, ask what you can do better
3. If the critic gives helpful advice, say thanks
4. If the critic doesn’t know the whole story, talk to them about it
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