Thank you for explaining what

Posted By: feedback from QA/mentor is. on 2008-01-03
In Reply to: Can anyone please tell me what constructive - feedback from QA/mentor is?

Thank you for giving me examples of what feedback can look like. Maybe some day I will find a company that offers me constructive, supportive and respectful feedback. Like I mentioned, I receive no feedback. Just my blanks are filled in or left blank because QA did not know either!

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Can anyone please tell me what constructive - feedback from QA/mentor is?
- Thank you for explaining what - feedback from QA/mentor is.
  - Have you ever thought about keeping track... SM - QALady
- I have found no matter how constructive my feedback is... SM - QALady
  - Yeah I used to spend time carefully (sm) - tnmt
    - So true. Or you have pointed out sm - nuther QA
  - I ask for and get feedback - Different from your post
  - So true. Or an obvious misspelling does not - have red line under it, I know NO spellcheck.
- ...what mine usually looks like - QA
  - While I like this approach, the fact that you - used the word "no-no", sounds too
    - She didn't say she put "no-no" in her feedback and used baby talk in her constructive criti - FYI
      - This sounds like a parent talking... - I am not reading something that isn't there.
      - I think that is a good example sm - anon
  - That is how it should be! Thats how I do as well. - A good QA
  - Your template is WONDERFULLY CONSTRUCTED ... - sm
- Constructive feedback is ... - sm

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