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Revision as of 10:15, 29 November 2015
- Think Different » Bob Marshall » How to Give Feedback
- HBR » Ed Batista » Building a Feedback-Rich Culture
- HBR » Jim Kouzes, Barry Posner » To Get Honest Feedback, Leaders Need to Ask
- InfoQ » Philipp K. Janert » Reliable Auto-Scaling using Feedback Control
- Seth’s Blog » Seth Godin » We don't care enough to give you constructive feedback
- HBR » Joseph Grenny » The Key to Giving and Receiving Negative Feedback
- HBR » Marshall Goldsmith » A 6-Part Structure for Giving Clear and Actionable Feedback
- InfoQ » Siegfried Kaltenecker » Peer feedback loops: How we may benefit and what is needed to realize their potential
- InfoQ » Siegfried Kaltenecker » Peer Feedback Loops: Why Metrics and Meetings Are Not Enough