Giving constructive feedback can be tricky. Even when your intentions are good, the conversation can quickly go sideways. That’s why it helps to have a plan. A structure. Something that keeps the discussion focused on solutions rather than emotions. One of my favorite tools for this is the BEAN Model . It’s simple, practical, and helps you prepare for a successful feedback conversation The BEAN Model for Constructive Feedback Here’s how it works: B – Describe the Behavior Be

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