This impressed me.
I was shopping at Lowes.
When I told an employee that I was pleased with the service, he pointed to a woman standing at the end of the aisle and said, "Tell my boss."
So I introduced myself and described my positive experience.
And she responded by asking, "What can we do better?"
Imagine this: She asked for feedback.
I told her that I admire her courage asking for what might be criticism.
And yet, that is how good leaders gain ideas that lead to improvements.
Consider: Do you ask for feedback (i.e., criticism)? Do you make it safe for others to provide feedback? Do you thank people for their feedback?
Wish you the best,
Steve Kaye
Professional Speaker and Photographer
Inspiring Leaders Since 1992
See: Steve’s Web Site
(Dozens of articles, more than 600 photos, and 157 blog posts)