Here are two techniques to control, manage, and direct better conversation. The Critique Sandwich gives feedback while giving credit to the thoughtfulness of the other person. The BIFF Method applies a more structure approach when speaking with a more adversarial person. Both are beneficial in various situations.
The Critique Sandwich: How to Provide Constructive Feedback: Giving feedback—whether at work, in community debates, or among friends—can feel like walking a tightrope. Lean too heavy on criticism, and you risk alienating your listener; heap on praise alone, and nothing changes. Click the link to consider The Critique Sandwich: a simple, research-backed framework that helps you deliver meaningful critique while preserving goodwill.
The BIFF Method: Conversing With Challenging People: When working with challenging people, engaging in conflict often increases tensions. The BIFF Method, created by Bill Eddy, offers a way to communicate to keep things calm and prevents escalation. Click the link to see how you can use it to stay in control.
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