HOW to Criticize and Give Feedback without Getting your Face Slapped

Sometimes in life you have to criticize someone you know. However, you want to do this in a friendly, diplomatic way that doesn't cause offence and results in the behavioral change you desire. In this video we discuss the ways to do this and you'll learn lots of vocabulary and expressions too.

[robertoaudi]

Due to the fact that I am mechanic and mechanics have no feelings, none of my previous managers have ever used your techniques!

[cyclingcircle]

Apart from grammar and vocabulary, in order to effectively criticise, surprise is super useful. Then flawless argumentation based on a common denominator will allow to criticise even what you're not supposed to...such as Italian principles of "academic" teaching.

[sampiyonfener]

How about that?

Even though you're one of the greatest channels on YouTube. You might consider recording these kind of podcasts more often.

Just kidding 😊 That was an interesting but useful topic, thanks!

[floepiejane]

Lessons on Passive Aggression. Greeeat. Maybe I'm too New York for this.

[SashkoGrigoriev]

Whoa! Long time, no see, Gideon! Wow, you're back! Glad you decided to take some extra time to finally work on getting Matt Damon on the podcast👍 because that Londoner you keep inviting is seriously TOO hot for us to handle🌞😓🙄 You need to tone it down a bit, man🤦

[mariacebrecos]

This podcast has a lot of substance. It must be listened to at length.

[lobokop]

Finally!!! I was worried you had a date with COVID :) Glad you are live, kicking and podcasting like a pro that you are :)

[Selene-uX]

Hallo dear Teachers. It's not always easy to be diplomatic when criticizing someone.🤔 Thanks for teaching the different polite ways we can use in english.. without damaging our relationships. 😘👍