Ask for One Clear Improvement

Ask for One Clear Improvement

Ask for one clear improvement on real work, so openness builds trust and makes teamwork smoother.

  • 5–10 mins
  • Weekly
  • Effort: Casual
  • Ingredient: Positive Workplace Relationships
    Building positive and supportive relationships with the people you work with
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How

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Pick one piece: Choose a small, concrete part of your work (a slide, a part of a tool).

02

Ask specifically: Frame the ask as “What’s one thing I could improve to make this stronger?”

03

Act and close the loop: Implement one suggestion and thank them briefly for their input.

Easy Start

Send one message: “Could you share one improvement on slide 5?”

Why It Matters

Specific asks earn better feedback, signal humility, and build trust - people are more willing to help again making future collaborations easier.

Questions and Thoughts

  1. “I’ll look weak.” → It signals quality focus.
  2. “People are busy.” → Ask for one thing and a small piece.
  3. “Feedback feels harsh.” → Treat it as data; pick one change and move.

Care Notes

Choose someone close to the context. Avoid sensitive client details unless cleared. Share credit when their input improves the work.