FAQ
Can I use these templates for anonymous feedback sessions?
Yes, these templates are designed to be flexible. For anonymous sessions, print the PDF versions or use Word’s comment feature to collect responses without requiring names. Focus on the three-column structure to keep feedback organized while protecting confidentiality.
How do I adapt this for a non-work setting, like a book club or volunteer group?
Simply rephrase the prompts to fit your group’s goals. For example, replace ‘start’ with ‘explore,’ ‘stop’ with ‘avoid,’ and ‘continue’ with ‘keep doing’ to make it feel more inclusive. The core structure remains the same—just tailor the language to your context.
What’s the best way to follow up on the feedback collected?
After the session, group similar responses under each column (start/stop/continue) and share a summary with actionable next steps. For teams, assign owners to specific items; for personal reflection, use the insights to set goals. The templates don’t include follow-up tools, but pairing them with a project tracker or goal-setting worksheet can help.
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