Business English | How to Give Constructive Feedback in English at Work [602]

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In this Business English lesson, you'll learn how to give constructive feedback about someone’s work, an idea, a draft, a proposal or a decision. You’ll learn phrases for pointing out a problem, explaining why something needs to change, asking someone to revise their work and suggesting a better next step.

You’ll also learn how to keep criticism focused on the work rather than the person, and how to make your feedback specific and useful.

This episode is useful for non-native English speakers who use English with colleagues, managers, clients, contractors and suppliers.

Improve your Business English vocabulary and learn practical English phrases you can use in meetings, project discussions and everyday workplace conversations.

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