GIVING CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM
You have to lift a person up before you can really put them in their place. —Criss Jami
Have you ever been asked your opinion on something, but didn’t say anything or even lied because you felt sure that if you said what you really thought, it would end in an argument?
Maybe someone asked you what you thought about what they were wearing, something they’d created, a performance they’d given or a piece of work they’d completed. They said they really wanted your honest opinion but you didn’t know how to say it in a way that would avoid one or both of you getting hurt, angry or resentful.
Nobody likes being told that they’re doing things the wrong way, but if the other person has failed to meet a particular standard, ...
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