Multiple choice softskills communication

When giving feedback, it's best to:

  1. Wait one week to give the person time to consider alternatives.

  2. Do it as close as possible to the actual event.

  3. Invite. Ask the person if he or she wants feedback, to put them in control.

  4. Both 2 & 3

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
D Correct answer
Explanation

Effective feedback should be given promptly while the event is fresh, but should also respect the recipient's readiness. Waiting a week makes feedback irrelevant. Option B is correct on timing. Option C correctly emphasizes asking permission, which puts the recipient in control and makes them more receptive. Therefore D is correct as it combines both best practices.