The Pizza Slice (Feedback Exercise) | By Gustavo Razzetti
The Pizza Slice is an invitation to provide feedback disguised as a free lunch. Everyone who grabs a slice, must ask a question. Share On Share On Share On Share On Subscribe By Gustavo Razzetti September 18, 2019 Increase feedback and participation–especially among quiet voices. The ‘Pizza Slice’ is an invitation to provide feedback disguised as a free lunch. But, as the saying goes, there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Those who grab a slice, have to ask a question–one per slice. I started using it many years ago. As a CEO, I was finding it difficult to engage in a dialogue with people in lower ranks. It worked so well that I coach it now with some of my clients. Try it and let me know how it goes. The host has to answer all questions without filtering. S/he eats the last slice after addressing everyone’s issues. Unlike other practices where individuals are on the spot, the Pizza Slice puts the leader on the uncomfortable situation. S/he can’t choose which questions to address nei
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