Direct feedback is very important in organisations


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So Direct Feedback is very important?

Far more important than is generally understood.

In order to experience the consequences of our actions, we have to get information feedback on what those consequences were. Very simply put, we can say when there is no feedback, there can be no experience, no learning and no possibility of wanting to do better.

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