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Dr. Kuba inserts some drama of her own into today’s episode! She discusses the difficulty of sharing feedback with a colleague of her own. So, Bethany offers her own advice. Throughout fifteen years of consulting, Bethany has had to work diligently on the art of giving feedback, and parenting a tween has furthered her desire to perfect the craft. She shares a four step process that she discovered from an excellent Youtube resource (see link below). Step one is asking a micro-yes question. Step two is giving data points. Step three is sharing an impact statement. Step four is asking a question to allow the feedback-receiver to participate in the dialogue. Following this simple process should allow even the most difficult feedback to be easier and more successful.
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Dr. Kuba inserts some drama of her own into today’s episode! She discusses the difficulty of sharing feedback with a colleague of her own. So, Bethany offers her own advice. Throughout fifteen years of consulting, Bethany has had to work diligently on the art of giving feedback, and parenting a tween has furthered her desire to perfect the craft. She shares a four step process that she discovered from an excellent Youtube resource (see link below). Step one is asking a micro-yes question. Step two is giving data points. Step three is sharing an impact statement. Step four is asking a question to allow the feedback-receiver to participate in the dialogue. Following this simple process should allow even the most difficult feedback to be easier and more successful.
Previous Episodes Worth Revisiting:
How to Have Corrective Conversations with Employees
Opening the Lines of Communication to Avoid Team Drama
Don't forget to check out our social media for more
Managing Dental Drama FB
Managing Dental Drama IG
Connect with the Managing Dental Drama Community!
Managing Dental Drama Membership Club Sign-Up
Wait! There's More!
We want to hear YOUR voice!
Text a 2-minute voice memo to 214.326.4605 with your questions, comments, real-life examples, or tips for a chance to have YOUR voice on the air!
Interested in the Leadership Summit?
Friday, September 18, 2026 from 8:30 – 4:30
Inquire or register TODAY: HelloBethany.com

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