How do you critisize without hurting feelings?

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April 29, 2015, 11:19 pm

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How do you critisize without hurting feelings?

Is there an easy way to critisize something about another person, such as a behavior, without sounding evil or hurting the other person's feelings?

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Savonne

Savonne

Try to tell the other person how much you appreciate all their hard work. This will ease the pain of the criticism.

10 years ago

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angie828

angie828

Just let them know that you care about them but you have a concern and then share it with them.

10 years ago

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Topseoservice

Topseoservice

Criticizing is good actually even if it hurts. If that person is wise, he will take that as lesson.

9 years ago

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cognizant

cognizant

Talk in a very calm and soothing voice while criticizing, the other person will know that you are doing it for his good.

9 years ago

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BatmanWayne

BatmanWayne

First of all, you and the person that you will criticize have to be mature enough to: You have to be mature enough to criticize and tell the truth but only wanting to help the other person to be better. And the other person have to be mature enough to trust in you and not be alluded because it is for his/her own good, you have to be kind with the other person, remember: It have to be a constructive criticism and not destructive criticism!

8 years ago

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arachnophobik

arachnophobik

Always start off with a compliment, because people love compliments, even if it isn't real. Start off with a compliment about how much you like this person or how much you appreciate his/her work, then just say that "but there's a bit of something I would like to talk to you about.. I feel like--" and on you go with whatever it is you want to say. Usually I've found that they take it more lightly and seriously when I do that.

8 years ago

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wallet

wallet

I don't think there is an easy way to criticize something about another person, no matter on how you put it in its soul that person would feel negatively touched. No matter on how many compliments you make to a person if you will criticize in any way it will be taken as an offend.

7 years ago

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joegirl

joegirl

First rule is never to criticize publicly. Always start by outlining the great qualities of this person and how they impressed you with the completion of a recent project. This removes any form of initial resentment at being criticized. Then in a gentle tone, advise on how they can better improve and reasons why. Be sure to let know the rewards/benefits/value of this adjustment.

7 years ago

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Barida

Barida

Teaching them with love is the right way to go about it. I mean, if you can explain the reason that made such actions and behaviours such a bad thing, then you're halfway to making them see reasons with the message you're trying to pass across.

7 years ago

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overcast

overcast

I just post about how I have done things differently. And I don't give much opinion about it. I tend to avoid criticism of people and the things around. That way I don't have to bother about hurting feelings of people. It's always better to mind what we do in that case. I think world has gone a lot sensitive in that case. And we have to adjust with the changing world in this context.

6 years ago

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