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How Millenials shape your company culture

well done!

constant need for feedback

Feedback: The secret ingredient

Frequent feedback - what can you win?

inspire frequent feedback culture in the workplace

personal life

professional life

Positive feedback

Negative feedback

more satisfied

understand tasks better

more confident

avoid miscommunication

weekly /daily feedbacks

constant need to know

“How am I doing?”

they are used to immediate response

increase productivity

effective work environment

While listening to the feedback...

Let's see it in action!

Feedbacks at

Try to be open and curious

Be thankful for the effort

informally

constatly

peers, managers

formally

weekly 1:1

mid year review annual review

Subjective

Objective

Focus is on "me"

Thanks!

Kinga Fekete

kinga.fekete@prezi.com

Judit Radnai Toth

judit.rt@prezi.com

Examples

Summary

ex.:

DESC - model

Interview evaluations are delayed which slows our workflow down (describe).

Express the effect of the behavior.

Describe the problem.

The lack of evaluations force us to wait, so candidates are not informed in time about the next steps, they even withdraw their interest because they are given another offer (express).

Specify the behavior you want.

A solution would be to submit interview evaluations on the day of the interview (specify).

Communicate the consequences.

This would involve 10-15 minutes time investment from your side after the interview and would solve the issue. In case you cannot commit to this, someone else will need to do the interviews (consequences).

ex.:

IMessages

I feel... (Insert feeling word)

when... (tell what caused the feeling).

I would like... (tell what you want to happen instead).

“When I get interrupted during my presentation (non-blameful description of the specific unacceptable behavior),

I feel frustrated (feeling) because it breaks my concentration and I might forget something (tangible effect).

(suggestion) I'd like all of us to listen till the others finish, can we agree on that?”

Frequent Feedbacks

small steps to big change

Business focused

discusses the behaviours’ impact on the business (not me)

understand tasks better

confidence

opportunity to ask

build trust

more comfortable relationships with coworkers

I feel... (Insert feeling word)

when... (tell what caused the feeling).

I would like... (tell what you want to happen instead).

“I feel like___ (taking responsibility for one's own feelings)

“I don't like it when___ (stating that the behavior is a problem)

“because____” (what it is about the behavior or its consequences that one objects to)

“Can we work this out together?” (be open to working on the problem together).

I-Message

Describe

Be clear & Objective

Provide concrete examples

Focus on behavior, not motive

Express

Explain the effect of the behavior

on you and others

Communicate

Communicate the consequences.

Be explicit. Focus on things that matter to the person.

Specify

Explain what behavior should change and/or what should continue.

Request a small change (only one or two at a time)

DESC-model

Manager

Employee

Manager

Manager wants to give a feedback to the employee who is regularly late from the team meetings. The team is held up until she arrives which causes frustration in the whole team.

Employee is working on a task given by her manager. There are some questions coming up and she sends them to the manager via email. 2 days passed and the manager still haven't answered the email, while the employee could not progress with the task.

Employee

Two co-workers are working together on a project. They divided the tasks between themselves, but only one of them finished the allocated task for deadline, the other has not even started to work on them.

Employees are working in an open office. One of them talks really loud on the phone which disturbs the others .

"Yes, and..."

Don't worry! :)

competition

collaboration

save time and stress

increase productivity

improve company culture

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