Negative Criticism Essay

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ACCEPTING POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CRITICISM

Throughout life you will be faced with all types of different scenarios. Whether positive or negative it is imperative that you know how to react accordingly to those types of situations. All my life I have been faced with both positive and negative criticism. As a young girl I did not handle it very well, but now as an adult I now know that my family and friends only had my best interest at heart. Now at the tender age of 32, I try my best to instill in my kids that the world we live in can be cruel and harsh at times but we just have to make the best out of everything that we may choose to do. Everything that is done has a consequence. Criticism can be good or bad but some people avoid giving or …show more content…

Even if you are not working in a group, you still need to take other’s criticism. At times though, criticism can be hurtful but we must keep in mind it has a beautiful ending. It points out your drawbacks and forces you to confront them which may be a little scary or frustrating. However, criticism can help you detect those drawbacks and fix them if you are willing to take it. Those who don’t even take a word of criticism will eventually lose chances to get improved. In other words, if you can’t take any criticism, not only will you fail in cooperating with other people, but also get defeated in personal works. Criticism might be the most powerful solution to heal. …show more content…

You should have your own judgement as well! Having a strong mind and confidence gets you real far as long as you’re willing to take it.

In my opinion if someone has feedback and means that they just genuinely care about you and their giving the opportunity to learn more about a person that you’re working for or working with. If you are always right then what is the purpose of learning from others? You should always use that information to change your performance, service, or exhibition. Constructive criticism can guide you from bad practices and steer you toward good ones. Try to be objective and look at what you’re providing as though its not yours. Also, the language that you use in response is critically important.
Don’t take it personally if someone doesn’t immediately like your work. Even if you’re feel that you’re being criticized unfairly. You should never retaliate or take matters into your own hands. You should never take criticism the wrong way. To me I take it with a grain salt. Meaning I listen and I use those words not only as growth but also to know the things I do to better

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