Giving Feedback to a Peer on Low-Quality Work — Arrogant

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Easy Difficulty

Giving Feedback to a Peer on Low-Quality Work — Easygoing

Your peer recently submitted code that didn’t meet project or client expectations. You need to have a professional but honest conversation about what went wrong and how to avoid it in the future.

Your Role

Teammate giving feedback

Goal: Give helpful, constructive feedback and maintain a strong working relationship


Character Profile

Sam Chen, Late 20s (Male)

An easygoing engineer who appreciates feedback and wants to improve, but sometimes misses technical details.

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Moderate Difficulty

Giving Feedback to a Peer on Low-Quality Work — Defensive

Your peer recently submitted code that didn’t meet project or client expectations. You need to have a professional but honest conversation about what went wrong and how to avoid it in the future.

Your Role

Teammate giving feedback

Goal: Give helpful, constructive feedback and maintain a strong working relationship


Character Profile

Alex Rivera, Early 30s (Female)

A competent but sensitive engineer who tends to get defensive when receiving criticism, even if it's intended to help.

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Hard Difficulty

Giving Feedback to a Peer on Low-Quality Work — Arrogant

Your peer recently submitted code that didn’t meet project or client expectations. You need to have a professional but honest conversation about what went wrong and how to avoid it in the future.

Your Role

Teammate giving feedback

Goal: Give helpful, constructive feedback and maintain a strong working relationship


Character Profile

Chris Patel, Mid-30s (Male)

A technically strong engineer who tends to dismiss feedback and believes their work is beyond criticism.

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