What should I do when I don't think that the feedback from my boss is correct and how do I approach it?
I get a lot of critical feedback from my boss and I don't always know what to do with it or how to improve. Sometimes I don't even agree with the feedback.
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Its important to have a maanger who believes in you and supports your career. I'd break the meetings apart into weekly tactical conversations about what needs to be done,...
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Walmart Sr Director II, Product Management - Marketing Technology • 3y
Even when feedback seems completely unfair, there may be some small nugget to pay attention to. So, in general don't dismiss the feedback without some introspection. Givi...
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Salesforce Senior Director, Product Marketing • 2y
Great question! And upward feedback is so important. We are all always learning so feedback is critical.In your next one on one (or schedule time if you don't have it). T...
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Howl VP of Product Marketing | Formerly Google • 3y
First of all - I empathize with you and I know it's hard to receive critical feedback, but I applaud your interest in wanting to do something about this feedback and impr...
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Upstart Product Marketing Director, New Products • 3y
It sounds like the feedback you’re getting may not be constructive, so I encourage you to ask your boss for specific examples, as well as recommendations of how they can ...
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HiredScore Head of Product Marketing • 3y
We all get feedback we don't agree with. It's important to know when to push back and when to disagree and committ. But in general, if you're getting feedback that you're...
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Sirona Marketing CEO of Sirona Marketing: GTM for healthcare and life sciences • 5y
I admit, that’s a tough one. When you say ‘critical’ feedback, I hope it’s still constructive rather than just tearing you down. 1) If the feedback is just criticism, it’...
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