unsubstantiated feedback
[/ˌʌnsəbˈstænʃieɪtɪd ˈfiːdbæk/]
noun phrasepl: unsubstantiated feedback (uncountable) or instances of unsubstantiated feedback
feedback não comprovado
1. Criticism, comments, or opinions provided without supporting evidence, facts, or documentation
The manager dismissed the unsubstantiated feedback about the project deadline as mere speculation.
O gerente descartou o feedback não comprovado sobre o prazo do projeto como mera especulação.
2. Evaluative comments that lack concrete examples, data, or justification for their claims
Receiving unsubstantiated feedback makes it difficult for employees to understand what needs improvement.
Receber feedback não comprovado dificulta que os funcionários entendam o que precisa melhorar.
In both Brazilian and American business cultures, unsubstantiated feedback is generally discouraged in professional settings. Brazilian corporate environments increasingly emphasize data-driven decision-making, making this term relevant in HR and management discussions. The phrase reflects a growing global shift toward evidence-based management practices and constructive feedback methodologies.
NYC Slang
hearsay feedback or talk without receipts
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