ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Feedback isn’t the problem, it's how you ask for it.
If you’ve ever received vague, emotionally charged, or completely off-track feedback, chances are there's a problem with your feedback process.
In this episode, I break down:
• Why client feedback so often derails projects (and why it’s not actually their fault)
• The role feedback should play in your process
• Common mistakes designers make
I'll share my simple SAGE framework to help you lead clearer, more focused feedback as a consultant.
Because great quality feedback isn't luck, it’s leadership.
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