9 thoughts on “ Giving Receiving ”

1. Okay, with that in mind, let's think about giving and receiving feedback as a remote worker. First, consider what it means to give feedback. Rule #1, don't use text, instant messaging, or chat.

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2. Giving—and receiving—feedback is a skill that's relevant to every member of an organization. Watch this course to learn how to give and receive high-quality feedback. Whether it's with peers, managers, colleagues, team members, friends, or family, the same principles apply across the board. Author Gemma Leigh Roberts shows how to give.

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3. Dec 02,  · -Combining the value of receiving and giving is perhaps more beneficial than combining receiving + receiving or giving + giving. The research seems to show people would rather find $50 and raise $ for their charity rather than giving twice or having two windfalls.

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4. Giving and receiving are different movements. Giving implies moving something out into the world. Receiving implies pulling something in: it came your way and you also pull it in in order to truly receive it. Different movements require different muscles, and different mindsets. In many ways, giving is the opposite of receiving.

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6. Life is for giving Give what you have of your – time, money, smiles, love, compliments, anything. And you will get back what you do not have on you. Give graciously and receive gratefully. Grace and gratitude are the energizing factors of giving and receiving. By taking care of society and nature, you take care of yourself.

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7. Before giving feedback, consider the individual’s personality and how he or she prefers to receive it. Whether that’s publicly or privately, you do not want to make anyone uncomfortable when giving feedback; rather, it should be an opportunity to grow and develop relationships. 3.

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8. Describing giving and receiving in Japanese is quite simple if we internalise a few basic rules. Giving. There are two words for “give”: “agemasu” 「あげます」 and “kuremasu” 「くれます」 “Agemasu” 「あげます」 should be used when the direction of the giving is .

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9. The Law of Giving & Receiving The universe operates through dynamic exchange giving and receiving are different aspects of the flow of energy in the universe. And in our willingness to give that which we seek, we keep the abundance of the universe circulating in our lives.

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