A small thing I've learned about feedback: general requests ("Any feedback?") almost always produce vague, generic responses ("Yeah, it was great!"). If you want useful input, get specific.
For example, instead of "Feedback on my presentation?", say something like "Did my answer about pricing sound defensive? Feel free to be blunt." When you pinpoint a specific moment and explicitly encourage honesty, people give you feedback you can actually use.
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