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On giving negative feedback cross-culturally

Having dealt with both Brits and Dutch (as peers, managers, and subordinates), there's a lot of truth in this article. I would suggest people working cross-culturally give it a look.




How To Say “This Is Crap” In Different Cultures
Different cultures qualify feedback differently.

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4 thoughts on “On giving negative feedback cross-culturally”

  1. Yes, and amusingly we tend to follow the Dutch/German point of view.

    Which when dealing with our EDM support, which is mostly Dutch based, being direct and to the point works better.

  2. I had a Dutch boss for a while. At the time, I wish I had appreciated the approach he took.

    Interestingly, later, when he was a peer/colleague, I often enjoyed his blunt calling out of the elephant in the rhetorical room.

  3. When we say “It’s an option.” we mean “That is a terrible idea.”
    When we say “I’m not sure that is the best approach.” we mean “That is going to fail.”

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