“Do you want to know what I think?” The best answer might be, “no.” Because this person is not very good at offering useful feedback. Because you didn't create this product or service or performance to please this person. They're not the ...
“Do you want to know what I think?”
The best answer might be, “no.”
Because this person is not very good at offering useful feedback.
Because you didn’t create this product or service or performance to please this person. They’re not the customer.
Because you’re not going to revise this any time soon. The movie is made, and specific feedback isn’t going to get the movie remade.
Just because criticism is on offer doesn’t mean you have to seek it out or even listen to it.
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