Asking them about the kind of feedback they want is an interesting move, it might give them a little bit of the power in the situation. Perhaps that helps their confidence and likely improves the quality of the conversation/debate, if they think you're truly invested in giving them the feedback that's most beneficial to them. Psychological safety seems important for the free exchange of ideas.
I think it's really important that you consider each person carefully, and that you've taken the time to acknowledge and learn their feedback preferences.
Thank you sir!
Asking them about the kind of feedback they want is an interesting move, it might give them a little bit of the power in the situation. Perhaps that helps their confidence and likely improves the quality of the conversation/debate, if they think you're truly invested in giving them the feedback that's most beneficial to them. Psychological safety seems important for the free exchange of ideas.
I think it's really important that you consider each person carefully, and that you've taken the time to acknowledge and learn their feedback preferences.
Keep up the good work -- pidä lippu korkealla!