You’re right — calling attention to a faulty action can be more constructive than judging a person. The key is to focus on the behavior, not the individual. Judging targets identity, while highlighting actions aims to guide or improve. That’s often the line most people miss.
You’re right — calling attention to a faulty action can be more constructive than judging a person. The key is to focus on the behavior, not the individual. Judging targets identity, while highlighting actions aims to guide or improve. That’s often the line most people miss.