Humans have been coming up with ways to give constructive criticism for centuries, but somehow we're still pretty terrible at it. Cognitive psychologist LeeAnn Renniger shares a scientifically proven method for giving effective feedback.
The Way We Work is a TED original video series where leaders and thinkers offer practical wisdom and insight into how we can adapt and thrive amid changing workplace conventions. (Made possible with the support of Dropbox)
Visit for more!
https://youtu.be/4-EJFYwaFxs
TED on an uploading spree?
Did any other viewers notice that a Dropbox ad plays before the presentation, then (at :50 in) the speaker gives an anonymous, uncredited assertion that was “powered by Dropbox”?
And I give Dropbox $12 a month and I have to listen its long ads mysteriously wrapped in an enigma called TED?
I am a donkey…..
You know before I watch the video I have to ask did anybody else think of Ally Sheedy I heard giving great input to number five who was alive. OK I’m gonna watch the video now…
i cannot understand what is being said at 2:16
it sounds like “do this talk about how this conversation went?”
it’s: do you have five minutes to talk about how that last conversation went? 🙂
“I be speak OK at ur corporation for US $5,000 and US $1,500 expenses.”
Give facebook every secret you have.
loved it!
1 the micro yes question
2 leave out the blur words
Be specific
3 impact statement
4 wrap jt up in a commiment question.
Extra- actively ask for feedback.
Oooh! How about Technology Entertainment Design? Oooh!
@Denise Marie
Appreciate the feedback on our latest technology.
Now , how can we change our design to better entertain you?
Is TEDED just for Americans? Perhaps something more generalised or inclusive??? American narrators talk too high, in pitch, too fast and like they’re drunk. It is stressful to listen to.
Technology, Entertainment, Design and the way We (the great, unwashed, and unknown We) work. I love feelings!
Technology Entertainment Design, here’s a cool series idea: like, hear me out! How about a tech, entertainment, and/or (gulp!) design series!
Totes rad!
#metoo
At :50 there is a box reiterating/endorsing the speaker’s assertion with no (0; zero) references…except the little box was Powered by Dropbox, and the speaker’s word for it.
Drivel.
I love the formula, very helpful thank you!
This new serie is just awesome. Really good consideration in every episode here
Lame. Completely incorrect. Sounds good in theory, but fails in real life