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The Value of Feedback
   

We all know in business it is the results that count. As a coach, I work with clients to get them working smart. Part of working smart is asking for feedback and checking in to see how well you are doing. Do you constantly check in to see how you are measuring up?

Many times we are afraid of the truth yet it is the truth on a regular basis that puts the pulse on accountability and keeps communication fresh and alive. Feedback is one of the most amazing tools to grow your business. Make it an integral part of your culture and not only will your customers feel valued and recognized but so will your employees.

When customers are asked for feedback, they feel valued and respected, are much more apt to want to refer you to others and excited to be part your success. Asking and giving feedback are part of the same equation. Many times we think of feedback as only the negative input, the “oops employee you messed up again”. Do you recognize your staff and acknowledge others for what they do well on a regular basis?

When employees work in a culture that is open to giving and receiving feedback, employees feel appreciated, know where they are at, and are not afraid of losing their job. This translates to loyal employees who feel safe and empowered to take risks, to stretch and grow in an environment that fosters bringing more innovations to the forefront.

There is an art to giving and receiving feedback.
To learn more about working smart contact Coach Jane at 888-944-5338 or 705.444.5338 email info@awesomecoaching.com or visit www.awesomecoaching.com. Coach Jane Schnurr coaches Business Leaders and individuals to increase their performance and effectiveness for extraordinary results in business and life.
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Jane Schnurr is a powerful and dynamic coach. She is passionate about coaching high achieving entrepreneurs and top producers to push past self imposed boundaries to create extraordinary results in all areas of their lives. Clients have doubled their sales within a year, become leaders in their field, found a sense of purpose, reconnected with their families and created lives they had only ever dreamt of pursuing. An experienced entrepreneur herself, Jane has successfully grown two businesses from concept to market. In her previous business, she designed and built mascots for clients across North America. She has also owned a flag and banner manufacturing business, and been a Public Relations Manager for a travel insurance company. A popular speaker and presenter, Jane brings a unique blend of creativity, entrepreneurial spirit and sense of fun to all that she does. In the spring of 2008, Jane will be co-leading a group of women on the empowering Dare Dream Discover tour to Tuscany, Italy. Jane believes from overcoming adversity in her own life that each of us can, ‘dance to the beat of our own drum a dazzle the world with our brilliance!’ Visit www.awesom ecoaching.com
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