One thing I’ve learned over my 15 years in Corporate America is that feedback can be a key differentiator between those who succeed and and those who don’t. Especially for those of us who are looking to climb the ladder, take on leadership positions, and/or secure higher paying opportunities, understanding what we should stop, start, and continue doing is a critical part of our journey.
All feedback is NOT created equal though and research tells us that Black women are less likely to receive the kind of meaningful feedback we need in order to improve our skills so we can get to the next level.
Join me in this episode as I dive deep into how important good feedback is, and how you can take control of the conversation so you can demand the kind of feedback that will help you take your career to the next level.
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Episode Gems You Don't Want to Miss:
The core differences between “good” feedback and “bad” feedback and why being intentional about the kind of feedback you’re getting should be a top priority for you.
The truth about why Black women and women of color are less likely to get the kind of feedback that helps them climb the ladder in an effective and efficient way.
The 3 things you must know so you’ll be able to squeeze every last drop of useful feedback you can from your peers and your manager.
Links Mentioned in the Episode:
HBR Article: Women of Color Get Less Support at Work. Here’s How Managers Can Change That
The Launchpad: An exclusive leadership & career development mastermind for high achieving women of color
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