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Feedback
Feedback is given soon, in private, about a concrete situation — and taken as a gift, not a verdict.
How to give feedback
Use the three steps situation – behaviour – impact:
- Situation — when and where: «In yesterday's call with the owner …»
- Behaviour — what you saw or heard, not what you think of the person: «… you promised a repair date we had not agreed with the craftsman.»
- Impact — what it caused: «… so now we have to correct it, and the owner may lose trust.»
Then ask, and listen: «How did you see it?»
How to take feedback
- Listen to the end, and ask questions until you understand.
- Say thank you. You decide afterwards what you do with it.
When
| Moment | What |
|---|---|
| Right after | short feedback on a concrete situation, the same day if possible |
| Every quarter | a short one-to-one: what went well, what to change |
| Once a year | the annual talk on goals and learning (Personnel administration) |
Feedback from owners and tenants
Every complaint and every compliment from an owner or tenant is noted with its request. Once a quarter we look at them together and change the playbook where a process caused them.