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Trinity Pushback, Feedback is Knit Picking.

Part 2.

This cast answers these questions.

What do I say when people say sooner and smaller feedback is nitpicking?

Is using the Manage Tools feedback model nitpicking?

Should I be worried about pushback on the feedback model?

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All right, Mark, last week we talked about

why the manager tools feedback model is different.

And by the way folks, if you haven't heard that mate want to go back to last

podcast and listen before continuing on regardless we're going to assume you have and

talk about why some directs and managers think wrongly that the Managed Tools Feedback model is nitpicking.

Yeah, probably the biggest problem that managers have, separate from the manager tools feedback model, when

comes to feedback is waiting too long. And part of the problem with our feedback model is in the minds of many managers is that my definition of feedback is I have a case to be made against the direct

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