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Unit 5 - Part D

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  • "Nice overview on competitors. Let’s include local market data next time. Your slide layout was very effective."
    Constructive Feedback (Sandwich)
  • "Based on your project leadership, you’re being considered for a fast-track promotion to Senior Product Manager."
    Formal Feedback
  • "The data visualization seems a bit complex. I’m sure a simpler chart might be easier to digest."
    Indirect Feedback
  • "I noticed a few users skipped the onboarding screen—perhaps we could make the flow more engaging?"
    Indirect Feedback
  • A team lead raises an eyebrow when someone suggests an unrealistic launch date.
    Non-verbal Feedback
  • "I like the concept of this new feature. It just needs more user testing. But it’s definitely heading in the right direction."
    Constructive Feedback (Sandwich)
  • "Your energy in client meetings is great. One thing—let’s work on following up faster. But overall, you're building great relationships."
    Constructive Feedback (Sandwich)
  • "Your client approach is excellent. Just try not to oversell—keep managing expectations. Still, strong progress this month!"
    Constructive Feedback (Sandwich)
  • "This competitor analysis missed two key players in the market. Please revise and resubmit."
    Direct Feedback
  • "Great pitch today! The client looked impressed."
    Informal Feedback
  • "Awesome job landing that new lead today—let’s keep the momentum!"
    Informal Feedback
  • "Love the new prototype! Super clean design."
    Informal Feedback
  • "The new interface is cleaner. However, some buttons aren’t aligned on mobile. Keep up the innovation—it’s a strong step forward."
    Constructive Feedback (Sandwich)
  • Your follow-up rate with leads dropped from 80% to 45% this month. We need you to increase that to at least 70% to hit our targets.
    Direct Feedback
  • A manager frowns and looks at their watch as a team member goes over time in a presentation.
    Non-verbal Feedback
  • "You’ve met your KPIs consistently for six months. We’d like to discuss your role in more strategic projects moving forward."
    Formal Feedback
  • "It seems like yesterday’s update affected response time. Maybe we can take another look?"
    Indirect Feedback
  • A manager claps once and gestures "wrap up" during a rambling explanation.
    Non-verbal Feedback
  • "Your contribution to the market expansion plan is highly valued. Please prepare for a formal presentation to leadership next quarter."
    Formal Feedback
  • "Your presentation had incorrect data on Q2 growth. Always double-check before presenting to clients."
    Direct Feedback
  • A colleague gives a slow nod and smiles while reviewing clean code.
    Non-verbal Feedback
  • "In your Q3 review, you exceeded your personal target by 22%. You will receive a bonus and a nomination for the quarterly top performer award."
    Formal Feedback
  • "Nice fix on the login issue—saved us from a headache this morning!"
    Informal Feedback
  • "Some people are finding the app a bit slow—maybe it’s worth checking the server load?"
    Indirect Feedback
  • "The release had three bugs reported in the first hour. Please ensure more testing before deployment."
    Direct Feedback
  • A team lead gives a thumbs up after hearing a successful pitch during roleplay.
    Non-verbal Feedback
  • "That was a smart insight you shared in the meeting—good thinking!"
    Informal Feedback
  • "I wonder if the client felt fully informed about our packages—it might be good to revisit how we explain them."
    Indirect Feedback
  • "Your client satisfaction rating has been outstanding. You are eligible for additional commission under the new incentive scheme."
    Formal Feedback
  • "Your feature spec lacks user stories. You need to include them before handoff to design."
    Direct Feedback
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