15 Questions

Questions to Ask for Feedback on a Project

Strategic questions to ask when seeking feedback on a project to gather valuable insights, improve your work, and demonstrate your commitment to continuous improvement.

1

What are your overall impressions of the project, and what do you think are its strongest aspects?

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Why this works

Understanding overall impressions helps you see the project from their perspective and identify what's working well.

2

What areas of the project do you think need improvement, and what specific changes would you recommend?

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Learning about improvement areas helps you identify specific areas to focus on and understand what changes would be most beneficial.

3

How well does the project meet its original objectives, and what gaps do you see between goals and outcomes?

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Understanding objective alignment helps you assess whether the project is on track and identify any misalignments.

4

What are your thoughts on the project's approach and methodology, and are there alternative strategies you'd suggest?

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Learning about approach feedback helps you understand if your methodology is effective and explore alternative strategies.

5

How well does the project communicate its message, and what could be done to improve clarity and impact?

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Understanding communication feedback helps you assess how well your message is being received and identify ways to improve clarity.

6

What are your thoughts on the project's timeline and milestones, and are there any scheduling concerns or opportunities?

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Learning about timeline feedback helps you assess whether your schedule is realistic and identify any timing issues.

7

How well does the project address its target audience, and what could be done to better meet their needs?

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Understanding audience feedback helps you assess whether you're effectively reaching your intended audience and meeting their needs.

8

What are your thoughts on the project's resources and budget, and are there any resource allocation concerns or opportunities?

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Learning about resource feedback helps you assess whether you're using resources effectively and identify any allocation issues.

9

How well does the project handle potential risks and challenges, and what additional risk mitigation would you suggest?

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Understanding risk feedback helps you assess whether you're adequately prepared for potential issues and identify additional safeguards.

10

What are your thoughts on the project's team dynamics and collaboration, and how could teamwork be improved?

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Learning about team feedback helps you assess whether your team is working effectively and identify ways to improve collaboration.

11

How well does the project incorporate feedback and learning, and what could be done to better adapt and improve?

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Understanding feedback incorporation helps you assess whether you're effectively learning and adapting throughout the project.

12

What are your thoughts on the project's deliverables and outcomes, and do they meet your expectations and requirements?

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Learning about deliverable feedback helps you assess whether your outputs are meeting expectations and identify any gaps.

13

How well does the project align with broader goals and strategies, and what could be done to better support organizational objectives?

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Understanding alignment feedback helps you assess whether your project supports broader goals and identify ways to improve strategic alignment.

14

What are your thoughts on the project's innovation and creativity, and how could it be more innovative or creative?

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Learning about innovation feedback helps you assess whether your project is sufficiently creative and identify ways to increase innovation.

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What additional feedback or insights do you have about the project, and what other aspects should I consider?

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Why this works

This question helps you gather any additional feedback and ensures you're not missing important insights or considerations.

Maximizing Project Feedback

Expert tips and techniques for getting the most out of these questions.

Effective Feedback Seeking

Be Specific and Focused

Ask targeted questions about specific aspects of your project to get the most useful feedback.

Show Appreciation

Thank your feedback providers for their time and insights, and show that you value their input.

Act on Feedback

Use the feedback you receive to make meaningful improvements to your project and demonstrate your commitment to growth.

Key Project Feedback Topics

Overall impressions and strengths
Improvement areas and recommendations
Objective alignment and gaps
Approach and methodology feedback
Communication clarity and impact
Timeline and milestone concerns
Target audience and needs
Resource allocation and budget
Risk management and mitigation
Team dynamics and collaboration
Feedback incorporation and learning
Deliverables and outcomes
Strategic alignment and goals
Innovation and creativity
Additional insights and considerations

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