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Listen, Lead, and Grow – How to Receive Feedback(smallbigideas.substack.com)
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Get Better Feedback by Asking for It(smallbigideas.substack.com)
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by ipadmini 6y ago
Not surprising. When we're short on mental bandwidth or distracted, we tend to act like a computer that's run out of cycles. https://smallbigideas.substack.com/p/understanding-bandwidth...
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by ipadmini 6y ago
I think the intent to understand isn't a point of failure, but a potential solution (if it goes hand in hand with humility) to the problems you mentioned -- the one where we all come with our own programming and are all susceptible to
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by ipadmini 6y ago
You can get to a point where you don't need to paraphrase, even when clarifying important details, but that usually happens when you've worked with someone for so long that you understand the intent behind their words close to per
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by ipadmini 6y ago
Agree. Paraphrasing and mirroring are two different ways of reflecting what the speaker is saying. Some situations call for both. In imago therapy (meant for couples), the script calls first for mirroring (repeating word for word), followed
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by ipadmini 6y ago
@vsri, yes, exactly! Paraphrasing is stating your interpretation of what you've heard and mirroring is reflecting back exactly what the speaker said. I didn't break down the two interpretations in this post to keep it simple, but
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“Thank You,” and “I'm Curious” – Helpful Phrases as an Interviewer(medium.com)
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A Proactive Approach to Time Scarcity(medium.com)
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Understanding Bandwidth (increase productivity, increase contentment)(medium.com)
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The Open Feedback Circle (create a feedback culture on your team)(medium.com)
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It's 2019 and React Native is here to Stay(linkedin.com)
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