KaciBlakely
04-29-2009, 09:24 AM
Here's my view on it.
Constructive criticism isn't rude and tacky or begrudge someone.
Hopefully you should know that.
And telling me I don't know what the hell I'm talking about isn't constructive criticism to begin with.
Just to let certain people know.
And here is the dictionary's view on it.
Constructive criticism is criticism kindly meant that has a goal of improving some area of another’s person’s life or work.
Often constructive criticism refers specifically to the critique of someone else’s written or artistic work, in perhaps a teacher/student setting, that would allow that person to further improve the work or to improve their approach to future endeavors.
However, constructive criticism can also apply to a critical reasoned analysis of a person’s behavior, as in a patient/therapist setting or a group therapy setting.
Generally, constructive criticism should address an area that needs improving but does not speak to the person’s self. Constructive criticism should be a reasoned, unemotional response in an effort to teach.
What part of saying I don't stop to listen to what other people are saying is constructive in any way.
Especially when the things I say are completely relevant.
Constructive criticism isn't rude and tacky or begrudge someone.
Hopefully you should know that.
And telling me I don't know what the hell I'm talking about isn't constructive criticism to begin with.
Just to let certain people know.
And here is the dictionary's view on it.
Constructive criticism is criticism kindly meant that has a goal of improving some area of another’s person’s life or work.
Often constructive criticism refers specifically to the critique of someone else’s written or artistic work, in perhaps a teacher/student setting, that would allow that person to further improve the work or to improve their approach to future endeavors.
However, constructive criticism can also apply to a critical reasoned analysis of a person’s behavior, as in a patient/therapist setting or a group therapy setting.
Generally, constructive criticism should address an area that needs improving but does not speak to the person’s self. Constructive criticism should be a reasoned, unemotional response in an effort to teach.
What part of saying I don't stop to listen to what other people are saying is constructive in any way.
Especially when the things I say are completely relevant.