AUGUSTA, Ga. When the USGA and R&A unveiled a list of potential rule changes last month officials encouraged players to put the proposed new rules in play and asked for feedback.The potential changes were put to the first real test earlier this year when USGA executive director and CEO Mike Davis said the Seminole Golf Club Pro-Member, an 18-hole event which was held in February and includes many of the games best players, was played under the proposed changes.We received a ton of feedback. There were a lot of players leaving the flag in, laughed Davis in a reference to the iconic clubs notoriously fast greens.Under the proposed change to Rule 13.2b(3), there would be no penalty if a golf ball being played from the green hits the flagstick in the hole.Its one of 30 potential changes being considered by the USGA and R&A that would begin in 2019 if approved. Davis said players also embraced the proposed change that would allow them to repair spike marks on the green as well as new procedures for taking a drop.Davis was also asked about the potential use of distance measuring devices during tournament rounds, another proposed change that prompted the PGA Tour to allow the use of DMDs at a series of test events later this year on the Web.com Tour, PGA Tour Canada and PGA Tour Latinoamrica.Some are bothered by the looks of it [players using DMDs during rounds], but we embraced these things because people said to heck with the rules and were using them anyway, Davis said.
Jan 29, 2014 · He says the best way to receive negative feedback is to listen and actually hear what's being said. it should be much easier to make positive changes. 3. Use negative feedback as a chance to
Constructive Feedback in the Workplace
If employees have reached or exceeded a goal, the sooner they receive positive feedback, the more rewarding it is to them. Manner. Feedback should be given in a manner that will best help improve performance. Since people respond better to information presented in a positive way, feedback should be expressed in a positive manner.
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Performance feedback is one of a manager's power tools used to support behavioral change or reinforce positive behavior in the workplace. While constructive and negative feedback gets most of the attention in training programs and leadership materials, positive feedback at work is every bit as important.
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The solution selection as well as its success is governed by system rules. The attempts go awry and the result is a positive feedback loop that makes the problem worse. What do you do? Three steps: (1.) identify the feedback loop, (2.) find the rules governing it, and (3.) change the loops and rules.
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Could feedback become a valued opportunity and even a bonding, positive experience? In this post, we'll explore how to give and receive feedback at work in the best ways possible, along with some of the psychology behind handling critical feedback (in both directions).
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Can feedback really help to improve working relationships and productivity? Remember, feedback doesn't always have to be negative. Start by looking for occasions when you can give positive feedback and remember to plan carefully for the occasions when you have to give negative feedback - and make it constructive.
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Giving and receiving feedback effectively is an important part of communication. Learn some simple techniques to improve how you give and receive feedback.
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Feedback also changes over time. So in the big picture, what may be true today, may no longer be true tomorrow. Today, I received feedback that my disc skills and athleticism were at par with the rest of the team. GREAT FEEDBACK! That reinforces the fact that committing to being in ultimate shape and practicing throwing often pays off!
It appears, then, that the phrasing of positive feedback may be more important in stopping other children's behaviors, as opposed to influencing the targeted child's behavior, so that they may be motivated to change their behavior and receive positive feedback.
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