Etymologically associated with the idea of “feeding back,” feedback has the main purpose of nourishing the person who receives it. Thanks to feedback, companies see up to a 300% increase in employee performance and engagement. For this reason, feedback is of great importance for the job performance that enables people to advance in their careers.
This course covers in detail the types of feedback, the importance of feedback, what developmental and reinforcing feedback should look like, the importance of feedforward, how feedback should be given and how the person receiving it should behave.

