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How to Use Feedback Types Effectivelt

Matching the type to the situation is key.

Matching the type to the situation is key.

Matching the type to the situation is key.

Matching the type to the situation is key.

When to use each Type

Corrective

When mistakes or risks must be addressed quickly to avoid repetition. 

Development

For career growth discussions, long-term planning, and future skill-building. 

Example in action:

Consider a team member who missed a project deadline.

If you give corrective feedback, you help them address what went wrong.

If you give coaching feedback, you guide them on prioritization strategies.

If you give developmental feedback, you talk about how they can manage timelines better in future roles.

The choice depends on what outcome you want—fix, learn, or grow.