When providing constructive feedback in a review, it is important to focus on specific actions or behaviors rather than personal traits. Start by highlighting the positives before addressing areas for improvement. Be specific and offer examples to help the recipient understand your feedback better. Use language that is clear, direct, and nonjudgmental to encourage a positive response. Additionally, it is essential to be open to receiving feedback yourself and engage in a two-way dialogue to ensure mutual understanding and growth.
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