Word: feedbacks
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...many things I need to be taught, which means you had better have the patience to teach me what you want me to learn"). Consultants usually spin such flaws positively: Hartman's profile now says, "Learning new things is a passion!" As for me, according to my 360Reach feedback, I'm seen as "a bit self-righteous" and "too judgmental," but, says Arruda, that would be useful if I wanted to be a columnist: "You would put your portfolio together of all the articles you've written that take a stand and discuss topics that might be controversial." Still...
...Conversant, whose clients include much of the FORTUNE 500. "The techniques he used to calm fear and replace it with trust and partnership struck me as crucially important to managers and executives. Horses and cattle are ideal to work with because they give you immediate, obvious feedback when you're trying to get them to do something...
...them into the Core. Second, committee members must conduct unannounced audits of classes that have already been given, or may be awarded, a “general education” designation. In addition to determining whether a course should be listed under general education, these audits should provide valuable feedback to professors about how to improve their teaching...
...next president seems to have subsided. Despite our best efforts to rekindle the fiery debate of last spring, our success has been limited.As the College’s representatives on the student advisory group to the presidential search, we have held weekly dinner discussions to stir debate and solicit feedback from undergraduates regarding our standards for selecting the next president. Yet we continue to hear from only a handful of students. For instance, three weeks ago, we invited leaders from all of the major campus political groups to speak with us, yet only three officers of the Harvard Republican Club...
...page to be a forum for our entire readership. We urge you to write to us with your ideas—opinions of your own that you would like to see in print, or thoughts about how we might improve the page and its content. You can send any feedback, whether you’d like it to be published or not, to letters@thecrimson.com...