How downplaying praise can harm your image
You’re skilled at recognizing others’ good work, but are you comfortable being on the receiving end?
Posted: October 23, 2011
You’re skilled at recognizing others’ good work, but are you comfortable being on the receiving end? When someone praises your efforts and you respond by downplaying your accomplishments or abilities, you may suggest a lack of confidence in your skills, or a need for further reassurance—and it could make the other person think twice about your competence. Instead, try saying, “Thanks for yo
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