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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium How to Give Negative Feedback to Your Direct Reports - Harvard Business Review    Knowing when, and how, to give constructive feedback can be a major challenge for new managers. But there are ways to have a conversation that will benefit all involved. Keep these tips in mind. Patrick was shocked. He’d worked at his company for six years and had always received positive reviews. But everything changed when he got a new manager. Suddenly, he was getting negative feedback left and right. He was told he was disorganized, bad at managing large projects, and that he didn’t have a professional demeanor on calls. Up until now, Patrick thought he’d be up for a promotion. Why was he just hearing all this now? Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � See inside Elon Musk's $50,000 house, thanks to this rare photo posted by his biographer - Business Insider    A photo of Elon Musk's house posted by his biographer shows a sci-fi poster on the wall, a sword on the table, and a strange rocket-shaped object.Continued here A new study put period products through the wringer. Discs came out a winner - STAT    There are many period products on the market from pads, tampons and cups to discs. Yet, there is a dearth of reliable information about how much menstrual blood they can hold — a useful metric for clinicians as well as consumers. Heavy menstrual bleeding affects up to a third of people who menstruate and that can only be diagnosed using traditional menstrual products like pads and tampons. However, as more people use non-traditional products, clinicians are looking for data to advise patients on what would be the best product to absorb heavy menstrual flow. Now, a new study suggests that a menstrual disc may be the best product to use for those experiencing a heavy flow, according to research published Monday in the journal BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health. According to the researchers, there is no industry standard when it comes to comparing traditional products to modern menstrual products like cups, discs and period underwear — all things that Bethany Samuelson Bannow sees regularly in her clinic. Continued here

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