CEDAR Feedback Framework Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

Leverage this CEDAR Feedback Framework Diagram slide to guide structured, performance-focused discussions in PowerPoint & Google Slides. The single-slide layout features five horizontal gradient panels—Context (blue), Examples (teal), Diagnosis (green), Actions (orange), and Review (red)—each paired with intuitive icons and matching letter badges that spell out C-E-D-A-R. Rounded corners, subtle drop shadows, and ample white space ensure readability and a polished aesthetic.

Every element is fully customizable via the master slide: swap icons, adjust gradient hues to match your corporate palette, edit text placeholders, or rearrange panels to suit your workflow. Use the Context panel to set the scene, the Examples panel to cite specific behaviors, the Diagnosis panel to analyze root causes, the Actions panel to define next steps, and the Review panel to schedule follow-ups. The balanced diagram layout simplifies complex feedback processes, helping managers deliver clear, objective critiques and support continuous improvement.

Built for ease of use, this slide can be duplicated for multiple case studies or team members, ensuring consistency across coaching sessions, performance reviews, and leadership workshops. Compatible with both PowerPoint and Google Slides, this CEDAR Feedback template accelerates preparation, fosters accountability, and elevates feedback conversations with a visually engaging framework.

Who is it for

Team leaders, HR managers, and executive coaches will benefit from this CEDAR Feedback slide when conducting one-on-one reviews, performance evaluations, or leadership development sessions. Department heads and project managers can standardize feedback delivery across teams to drive accountability and growth.

Other Uses

Beyond performance feedback, repurpose this layout for customer service debriefs, peer-to-peer recognition programs, onboarding check-ins, or process improvement workshops. Adapt the CEDAR panels to structure case studies, project post-mortems, or quality audit reports with equal clarity.