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Closing the feedback loop π
Happy Monday folks! This is Mariam Mushtaq from HR Brain Pickings, bringing you this weekβs first edition of EngageWith weekly. π
Quick reminder to beat the Monday blues: (If you are based in India) long weekend is coming up! Hope thatβs motivation to get stuff done today. π
Todayβs focus is on the importance of fostering a culture of feedback. To be more specific, we're not just talking about feedback; we're talking about closing the feedback loop.
Do you currently have a feedback system in place? βπ» |
Situational Assessment
An employee shares detailed feedback on being unhappy with the leave policy. How would you respond? |
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Why Closing the Loop Matters π
It's not just about listening anymore; it's also about acting, responding, and communicating back. It builds trust, fosters continuous improvement, and creates a culture of mutual respect and collaboration. π€
Consider this:
The management not only acknowledges this feedback π£ but also initiates a review process π.
They involve the team in discussions π¨οΈ, weigh the pros and cons βοΈ.
Finally, they communicate the outcome back to the team π’, explaining the rationale behind the decision taken π‘.
This transparent process turns a simple suggestion into a powerful tool for engagement and morale-boosting πͺ.
When an employee sees their feedback leading to a constructive dialogue and possibly, tangible changes, it can enhance their sense of contribution and fulfillment at work π.
Employees donβt get tired of offering their opinions β they get tired of their employers failing to act on them.
I recognize that for large organizations, it might seem like a Herculean task ποΈββοΈ to track, analyze, and respond to each piece of feedback individually. But let this not be a deterrent π«.
The key is not in addressing each feedback separately but in effectively categorizing and grouping similar feedback ποΈ.
This approach allows for a consolidated response that not only acknowledges the common themes in the feedback but also demonstrates a proactive approach π
Go Incognito π₯Έ
Fear of judgment often hinders honest opinions and valuable insights. But anonymous feedback systems can help create a safe channel for employees to voice their concerns. π£οΈ
Close the feedback loop with EngageWith. π
By putting these ideas into action, you'll change your workplace to a place where everyone feels heard, involved, and, let's be honest, happier. π€
Picture this: Stanley, who usually never smiles, now grinning not because of a snack, but because he knows his opinions can make a real difference at work. π
Todayβs Key Takeaways π
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