LEAD Series: Reframing Feedback into Constructive Commentary Presented by Texas MBA & Texas MSTC

Tuesday, November 12, 2019 (11:30 AM - 1:00 PM) (CST)

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In the workplace we are constantly giving or receiving feedback. Sometimes this feedback is positive and sometimes it is negative. But what are we taking away from those conversations? Are we able to reflect on the feedback and apply it? Are we giving feedback in a way that our employees or co-workers understand that they are valued? Join the conversation with UT Career Consultants Amanda Olson (MSTC) and Max Kozinn (MBA) as we talk about the importance of giving and receiving feedback:

  • How do we articulate what is happening that needs to change? 
  • How do we listen to feedback without taking offense? 
  • How do we coach our staff through a problem? 
  • How can we apply feedback strategies to become better employees and future leaders?

Key takeaways:

  • After participating in this conversation, you will be able to receive and apply feedback in both a positive and informative way.
  • We will learn how to give feedback in a way that creates open conversations.




About Your Speakers

Amanda Jo Olson
Career and Talent Development Consultant Texas McCombs MSTC  

Amanda is the Career and Talent Development Consultant for UT McCombs’ M.S. in Technology Commercialization program, the #5 entrepreneurship masters in the U.S. Amanda is a U.S. Navy veteran and has pursued her passions through service to her country, accounting, and higher education. Amanda has over four years’ experience in Career and Profession Development and obtained her Master of Science in Higher Education at Texas A&M University – Texarkana. Along with her higher education experience, Amanda brings over ten years of experience in a corporate setting. She is a Certified Veterans Career Coach and a licensed Strong Interest Inventory Interpreter through the Myers Briggs Company. She greatly enjoys coaching students to career success. Amanda currently serves as the VP of Marketing for TXCEIA.



Max Kozinn
Career and Talent Development Consultant Working Professional MBA  

Max has a history of training and developing diverse individuals in a variety of roles to satisfy clients, build lasting strategies and grow his teams effectively. In his current role as Career and Talent Development Consultant for the McCombs School of Business at University of Texas at Austin, Max advises and teaches MBA students on a variety of career management areas including career exploration, network creation, resume/cover letter writing, LinkedIn, interviewing, and many more.

Max’s corporate contributions span over 11 years in roles with the University of Texas at Austin Athletics, Dallas Cowboys, Spurs Sports and Entertainment, Cleveland Browns, Detroit Pistons and Lifetime Fitness. Max earned his JD and MBA degrees at Michigan State University and a BA in Legal Studies and Political Science from University of Wisconsin.  





Thank You to Our Sponsors

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Rowling Hall
Rowling Hall, 300 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Austin, TX 78701 United States

Room 3.402

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Tuesday, November 12, 2019 (11:30 AM - 1:00 PM) (CST)
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