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How do I edit the phrases used on general feedback?

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Written by Alex Richards
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How do I edit the phrases used on general feedback?

Overview

General feedback allows managers and team leaders to send informal feedback to agents outside of the formal evaluation process. This page explains how to configure the phrases and settings for general feedback sentiments.

Getting there

Go to Settings > Feedback Settings > click the General Feedback tab

Configurable settings

You can configure four parameters for general feedback:

Part 1: Feedback titles

The three default feedback tab titles are Positive, Negative, and Neutral, with associated colours (Green, Red, Amber). You can edit both the titles and colours to match your organisation's language.

Common alternatives:

Default

Alternatives

Positive

Kudos, Well Done, Shout Out, Keep It Up

Neutral

Coaching Note, Observations, Development

Negative

Needs Work, Action Required, Needs Support

Part 2: Prompts

The phrases used to prompt each type of general feedback can be edited and saved. Good prompts guide users to provide specific, actionable feedback.

Part 3: Time to acknowledge

Set the time period before the associated notification turns red.

Part 4: Active status

The system supports up to three different types of general feedback. If you only want one or two types, untick the relevant Active status. Feedback options that are unticked will not be presented to managers.

Note: When you make a feedback option inactive, any feedback previously entered under that option will still be visible in reports.

What users see

If all three feedback types remain active (and the default options have not been changed), the general feedback form looks like this:

Best practices

  • Match your culture -- Use titles that resonate with your organisation

  • Write specific prompts -- Ask for concrete examples rather than vague comments

  • Encourage positive feedback -- Make it easy for managers to recognise good work

  • Review usage -- Check which feedback types are used most and adjust accordingly

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