Sentence examples for more immediate feedback from inspiring English sources
I wanted a career that provided more immediate feedback.
So I started giving more immediate feedback, then revisited it in the formal review process.
Although the simulation is now computer-based and generates more immediate feedback (Sauer says students used to wait days for feedback when it ran on a Microsoft Access database), formulating a successful strategy for creating shareholder value still requires the same comprehensive knowledge of business disciplines it always has.
This leads to a recommendation to provide more immediate feedback to operators via run/control charts.
As mentioned in the previous section, the use of technology adds new possibilities for tracking learners' activity and offers them more immediate feedback about their learning performance.
Furthermore, given that they can share with their therapist and receive responses more frequently, users get more immediate feedback to the issues that are affecting them.
Ideally, organizations would do more to foster career development: encourage more-immediate feedback, develop clear performance criteria, deliver developmental feedback with clarity and tact, and provide resources and incentives for managers to make employee development a priority.
Overall, the focus is on delivering more-immediate feedback throughout the year so that teams can become nimbler, "course-correct" mistakes, improve performance, and learn through iteration all key agile principles.
In any case, I expect we shall get more immediate popular feedback from the coalition government's pledges to publish more accessible data – for example, all new central government ICT contracts from next month, and all items of central government spending over £25,000 from November.
Here, the more immediate the feedback, the better the process control and resulting finished goods quality.
Licklider's notion of interactive programming involved typing on a teletype or other keyboard and getting more or less immediate feedback from the computer on the teletype's printer mechanism or some other output device.
