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A performance manager often gives feedback informally, without waiting for official meetings. They may commend employees in front of their peers to add extra validation to their praise. The key focus of a manager’s feedback is to cultivate the positive aspects of an employee’s work habits and not always to bring correction. When adjustments are necessary, the manager strives to make their feedback practical and specific. This usually includes action steps to help the employee apply the points discussed.
