RE: Writing some peer feedback. What is a tactful way of saying someone could be

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Jan 26, 2023
4:44:05pm

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Writing some peer feedback. What is a tactful way of saying someone could be less territorial about projects?

Unibro Utah can go to hell

1/26/23 4:42pm

Sharing is caring

BIG XII Coug

1/26/23 4:43pm

Sounds like silos need to come down… 😉

PROBcoug

1/26/23 4:43pm

RE: Writing some peer feedback. What is a tactful way of saying someone could be

Hoopster

1/26/23 4:44pm

Could improve on team oriented approach to projects

Turnpike Lane

1/26/23 4:45pm

Nailed it

Sandy Lyle

1/26/23 5:13pm

Look for ways to increase collaboration with the goal of improving outcomes etc

SouthernBlueBlood

1/26/23 4:54pm

They look at projects like Putin looks at Ukraine

fan_byu

1/26/23 4:54pm

Keep yer dirty paws off my stuff!

KCFan85

1/26/23 5:00pm

Acts like a three year old when it comes to “sharing his toys”.

CrimWalCoug

1/26/23 5:15pm

Real tact comes in gif form. "This person:"

Courtimedes

1/26/23 5:19pm

"Work on delegating" and "break down silos."

shoganai

1/26/23 5:30pm

Say it clearly and directly

NacoCoug

1/26/23 5:58pm

I like this approach. Makes it less likely the person will miss the point. Say it in an empathetic way, but be clear.

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