Feedback Week
summary
Describes a week-long experiment where every team member was randomly assigned a colleague and collected one-to-one feedback about that person from the rest of the team, then synthesized and returned it. Covers the TASK definition of good feedback (Timely, Actionable, Specific, Kind) and argues that peer-led feedback collection produced more technical, empathetic, and recorded feedback within an engineering team.
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