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What Is Manager Feedback?

Manager feedback is the everyday, specific feedback a manager gives a team member to support performance.

An educational definition from the HR glossary. Explore related terms below, or jump into the resource center to go deeper.

Definition

Manager feedback is the everyday, specific feedback a manager gives a team member to support performance.

Why it matters

It is the manager behaviour most tied to engagement and growth.

Examples

Illustrative example. A manager noting a strong update and suggesting one improvement is manager feedback.

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What is Manager Feedback?

Manager feedback is the everyday, specific feedback a manager gives a team member to support performance.

Why does Manager Feedback matter?

It is the manager behaviour most tied to engagement and growth.

How is Manager Feedback measured?

It connects to the HR metric linked on this page, where you can find the formula and how to read it. This glossary entry is an educational definition, not a data source.