InInfinite ImpulsebyJill Ebstein·2d agoIt’s Feedback Time, and “Tag, You’re it!”And the question is: which mock cover appeals to you most?A response icon11A response icon11
Bhavik Patel·4d agoA birthday, a coffee and a thought about appreciationOn Friday, I turned the ripe old age of 42. It sounds like a cliché, but you genuinely do stop caring about your birthday after a certain…
Halimat Chisom·6d agoFilters and Science Communication: A Diary EntryA long time ago, filters were physical things. A cloth sieve to separate liquid from solid. A mesh sieve to separate particles of different…
Jonathan Endicott·6d agoThe Compliment Sandwich Is Stale BreadA manager sits across from someone on her team on a Thursday afternoon. She has a coffee she isn’t drinking and an index card in her lap…A response icon1A response icon1
InExpreabyNoam Shemla·Oct 28Seven Design Principles for Presentation Skills: What 52 Studies Say Makes Speakers ImproveA review of 52 studies on teaching presentation skills, boiled down to seven principles, with practice and feedback at the center.
Brian Seth Hurst·Oct 27If A Tree Falls in the Forest…It has been my experience as an author, writer, performer and producer that, like many creative artists, I rarely get to witness the full…
InNo TimebyTamzidul Haque·Oct 26The 3 Questions That Will Change How You Handle CriticismMost advice tells you to grow thicker skin. The real skill is learning to delay the verdict long enough to extract the signal.
InInfinite ImpulsebyGeorge J. Ziogas·Oct 26Why We Need To Stop Sugarcoating FeedbackThe surprising downside of constant praiseA response icon40A response icon40
Vered Neta·Oct 25Editing Your Novel Without Editing Yourself Out.Right now I’m living a double life. On one side of my desk sits the first draft of The Widow and the Kabbalist, my dual-timeline romance…
Amitesh kumar·Oct 24The day I stopped fearing FeedbackWhy our ego hears an attack when someone is only trying to help us improve
