Giving and Receiving Feedback Flashcards

Front

You want to offer advice on how someone could improve their work or actions. You want to sound polite but assertive. What phrase can you use to introduce your idea for improvement?

Back

"I suggest that you......"

"I recommend you......"

Front

You are politely asking someone to explain something that is unclear to you. What phrase could you use?

Back

"Could you clarify this part?"

Front

You think the person could make their work better. What phrase could you use to suggest a way forward?

Back

"I believe this could be improved by..."

Front

You are giving feedback, but you want to focus on a specific area that needs attention. What phrase should you use?

Back

"One area for improvement is..."

Front

You just received feedback, and you want to show that you are going to work on the advice given. What phrase could you use?

Back

"Thank you for the feedback, I will work on that."

Front

Someone has provided you with helpful advice, and you want to express gratitude. What would be an appropriate response?

Back

• "I appreciate your comments."

Front

You want to acknowledge that you understand the feedback and assure that you’ll take action. Which phrase fits this situation?

Back

• "I understand what you mean. I will make sure to..."

Front

Someone points out a valid issue with your work, and you want to agree while showing that you’ll make adjustments. What phrase could you use?

Back

"That's a good point. I'll adjust that."