Assume positive intent

Nearly everyone you work with is trying to do a good job. Nearly everyone you work with has a different idea of what a good job is than you do. Time spent treating them as hostile actors or assuming they’re just behaving randomly is a waste. Time spent understanding what they consider good and why is intensely valuable. Plus assuming your coworkers are trying to ruin your life tends to make you act like a salty asshole.

Avoid irrelevant corrections

Don’t nit pick things that don’t affect the outcome. Correcting somebody’s terminology or recollection when it doesn’t matter just derails the discussion.

Provide timely feedback

Delayed feedback is just professional grudge-holding. Tell somebody what you think while they can still do something about it. Don’t let it bounce around in your head, don’t let it dilute over time.