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Sure, here's why it's not constructive: not once in the parent comment is an alternative suggested or a question raised. Just a list of things that are "wrong,
by ethanbond 11y ago
Sure, here's why it's not constructive: not once in the parent comment is an alternative suggested or a question raised.
Just a list of things that are "wrong," according to the poster.
- ctvo 11y agoIt's a resume piece and the parent works for a design company. He's not looking to start a discussion on the merits of the design and how to improve it, only his problems with it from a hiring perspective (polish, consistency, lack of research). It feels very constructive to me.
- ethanbond 11y agoThen what separates constructive criticism from just criticism? Parent comment supplied criticism – I'm not arguing that. But s/he did not at all help to reveal a path towards a better outcome. That's what would make it constructive.