Giving Feedback
Feedback Lab — 14-Minute Cycle
Role setup (per group):
There is one Feedback Giver and one Feedback Taker.
All other team members act as Observers (silent, note-taking) for this round.
Rotate roles in the next cycle so everyone is Giver and Taker once.
Flip Cards — Roles & Quick Guides
Phase A — Feedback Conversation (7 min)
0:00–0:45 — Receiver frames the task (≤45s)
- State goal + what feedback you want (focus area).
- Hand the Giver a relevant Flip Card (e.g., SBI, WWW/EBI).
0:45–3:30 — Giver gives feedback (≈2–3 min)
- Pick one protocol and stick to it:
- SBI + Request (Situation–Behavior–Impact → Request)
- WWW / EBI (What Went Well / Even Better If)
- 2×2 (two strengths + two suggestions)
- Rules: specific, actionable, “I” language; target behavior, not person.
3:30–5:00 — Receiver responds (≈1.5 min)
- Paraphrase key points; ask one clarifying question; name one next step.
5:00–7:00 — Joint next step (≈2 min)
- Agree on one concrete action (what + by when). Write it down.
Observers (silent, note-taking): Specific? Balanced? Actionable? Respectful “I” language? Did the Receiver listen, clarify once, choose a next step?
Phase B — Feedback on Feedback (7 min)
0:00–1:00 — Start with a strength (Observers)
1:00–4:00 — Process critique (Observers)
- Use Flip Cards to cite examples and offer one tweak.
4:00–5:30 — Giver & Receiver reflect
- Each: one thing to keep, one to change next time.
5:30–7:00 — Team upgrade
- Agree on one protocol tweak for the next round (e.g., cap to 2 suggestions).
Pocket Checklists
Giver
two strengths → one protocol → concrete examples → one actionable suggestion
Receiver
set focus → listen → one clarifying question → choose one action
Observer
evidence-based notes → one strength + one suggestion → propose one tweak
Rotate roles and repeat so everyone is Giver and Receiver once.

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