Read about it: why is rejection so much ---and what to do about it
The first post I pick it "why rejection hurts so much --- and what to do about it. In this article I learned that a lot of human beings use social media because when they are rejected by a person it does not affect them that bad, verse if it was in person. Being over the internet is a sense of safety. I learned that no matter what kind of rejected that happens to a person , rejected is rejected and it always hurts.
Read about it: Overcoming the Fear of Feedback
The second one I picked is called "Overcoming the Fear of Feedback. Reading this article I found out a lot of people are scared to receive/read feedback they are giving simply because they think they are being criticized by the way they think or when they share how they feel about a certain subject.
Showing posts with label Feedback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feedback. Show all posts
Sunday, February 4, 2018
Sunday, January 28, 2018
"Feedback Thoughts"
The first reading I picked is called Eight things students should do when they make a mistake. This article is broken down into 8 different sections about how we as a writer should approach a situation when mistakes are pointed out. Reading through this I noticed a lot of the advice was encouraging advice because a lot of people get upset with being told something is wrong. But me on the other hand enjoy my mistakes with school assignments being pointed out so next time I can do better. Staying mindful is the best key to taking a mistake into consideration and fixing it.
My second reading I picked is called 5 Tips For Taking Feedback Like a Champ. Reading through this article they give out ways to take harsh feedback and keep it pushing. They start to realize that this harsh feedback makes a person uncomfortable, but this is a good sign of growth and guidance for that individual. I feel like being about to see feedback and absorb it and do better next to is always a growing process. No one is perfect in any aspect so making a mistake is normal. A person who makes mistakes can always bounce back and do 10x better the next time. Its just time and effort that will help that person grow.
My second reading I picked is called 5 Tips For Taking Feedback Like a Champ. Reading through this article they give out ways to take harsh feedback and keep it pushing. They start to realize that this harsh feedback makes a person uncomfortable, but this is a good sign of growth and guidance for that individual. I feel like being about to see feedback and absorb it and do better next to is always a growing process. No one is perfect in any aspect so making a mistake is normal. A person who makes mistakes can always bounce back and do 10x better the next time. Its just time and effort that will help that person grow.
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