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Non constructive feedback in Informal setting
The feedbacks are provided to employees to demonstrate about their
accomplishment within the workplace or even might be due to lack of efforts
put towards the organisation.
For example, there have been cases where the employer or HR manager has
ignored the good efforts of the employees, which changed the behaviours.
The negative feedback points provided during non-constructive feedback
point at the lack of efforts of the employee or for any unethical conduct at
the organisation (Duffy 2013).
Few examples of non-constructive feedbacks include:
You will need to master control procedures before we assign you this duty”.
I knew from day one that you had weak areas”. (Provocative and negative)

Constructive feedback in Informal
setting
Providing constructive feedback to an employee in informal
setting could be vital for praising the performance of an
employee or for doing something good toward the organisation.
Constructive feedback is good for both formal as well as informal
setting
The feedback must be future focused, descriptive to present the
positive meaning behind it, keep the message of the feedback
motivating and encouraging too (Chen et al., 2013).
For example, “What a great performance John. Hope you
remain as a major asset who can always contribute his
best towards our company. Thank You” easily presents the
constructive feedback about how it can drive employee
behaviour effectively

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