Feedback is a helpful part of professional development; it illuminates our strengths and growth opportunities. Yet, receiving feedback – especially 360 feedback from our manager, peers, and direct reports – can be daunting and overwhelming. It can send our brain to a place of fear, when we really want to stay calm and curious.

Having a plan to process 360 feedback can help. Bringing an intentional mindset, remembering where we have choice and agency, and having a structured framework can make the experience easier and more positive.

In this episode, Leadership Coach Deb Elbaum shares concrete advice for receiving 360 feedback to help leaders stay centered and in control. If you’re ready for your 360 feedback process to be more positive and productive, press the play button now.

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Executive and Leadership Coach Deb Elbaum

Are you a leader who would like to think and act more calmly, clearly, and confidently?

I work with senior executives and emerging leaders to help them better manage leadership challenges — whether navigating challenging work environments, communicating more confidently, or making high-stakes decisions. If you would like to learn strategies to shift unhelpful mindsets and behavior patterns, contact me now for a complimentary strategy session.
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