The Open Feedback Circle (OFC)
Discover how open feedback circles can transform team dynamics and boost performance.
												Jun 10, 2020
							
												
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								Summary
										The open feedback circle is a structured approach to building trust and improving team dynamics through regular feedback sessions. It encourages vulnerability and trust, leading to better collaboration and personal growth. The process involves self-reviews, sharing feedback, and receiving peer input, fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Managers can participate to model feedback practices. This method is designed to be scalable and adaptable, making it a valuable tool for any team seeking to enhance communication and performance.
									
								
								
								
								
									Takeaways
- Managers can participate to model effective feedback practices and gain insights into team dynamics.
- Open feedback circles enhance trust and team dynamics through structured feedback sessions.
- Self-reviews and peer feedback encourage personal reflection and continuous improvement.
- Conversations on Feedback with other teammates improve the quality of work in the organization.
- Open circle feedback sessions build confidence in employees as they often interact with each other.
- People get to learn the answer to their mistakes from their peers and receive acknowledgment for their success as well.
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