Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

formuliert Ich-Botschaften und ist erkennbar subjektiv

English translation:

speaks from his/her personal perspective and is clearly subjective

Added to glossary by Leveleki
Jan 17, 2006 17:25
18 yrs ago
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German term

formuliert Ich-Botschaften und ist erkennbar subjektiv

German to English Bus/Financial Management
Feedback ist ein Vertrauensgeschenk. Es bedarf einer Atmosphäre des gegenseitigen Vertrauens. Deshalb gelten für Feedback-Geber und Feedback-Nehmer folgende Regeln:
Feedback-Geber - nennt Konkretes und beschreibt ohne zu bewerten und zu deuten
- formuliert Ich-Botschaften und ist erkennbar subjektiv
There you are ... you have ALL the context I can give - I just hope you can help me because I haven't the foggiest what they mean by the last sentence. It could, of course be a misspell/missprint but, if so, I can't figure it out.

Proposed translations

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speaks from his/her perspective and is clearly subjective

In other words, says things like "I think you should ...", "I thought you did that really well ...", "I feel you could improve xx ..."
Peer comment(s):

agree myfanwy kuhn : Definitely. It's contrasting the subjective experience of a person expressed as "I feel unhappy because", against the more combative/confrontational forms of expression, like "You make me unhappy, because..."
28 mins
Exactly. Thank you, myfanwy.
agree Mihaela Boteva
1 hr
Thanks, Mihaela
agree Sabine Odinga : quite commom strategy which is supposed to allow the 'critized' person to not take it as a personal insult but chance to change her/his behaviour
1 hr
Thanks, Sabine
agree Julia Lipeles
3 hrs
Thanks, Julia
agree Bianca Jacobsohn
3 hrs
Thanks, Bianca
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "That was perfect - thanks."
54 mins

makes "I ..." statements and is quite clearly being subjective

this makes it as clearer
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5 hrs

formulates it's-all-about-me messages

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