Glossary entry

Chinese term or phrase:

不经外来的指教

English translation:

without external feedback/reminding

Added to glossary by Wenjer Leuschel (X)
Jul 9, 2007 08:52
16 yrs ago
Chinese term

不经外来的指教

Chinese to English Social Sciences Psychology Interview
The context: 公司内部升迁的面谈话题

请举出 (至少) 一个实例,说明您如何成功地采纳了一位同事、上司或属下的批评或改善的建议。
您是否觉得,要您听取建议、改变自己至今的行为模式很有困难?
您通常是否会采纳周遭人的建议和指教?为何如此或为何不如此?
请举出一些实例,说明您为何不采纳那些职业上的善意建议。
那都是些哪方面的建议?
您曾经在怎样的情况下,不经外来的指教,严肃地批判自己长期的行为模式并做出改变?


The question: 不经外来的指教
This is a back translation. I would like to know if the translator has done a good job on this term.

Any sensible back translation is welcome. Thanks in advance!
Change log

Jul 14, 2007 04:56: Wenjer Leuschel (X) changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/73066">Wenjer Leuschel (X)'s</a> old entry - "不经外来的指教"" to ""without external reminding""

Proposed translations

8 hrs
Selected

without external feedback

Judging from the sentence, I feel that '指教' should be 'feedback' instead of 'instruction'.
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Thanks to all of you!"
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9 mins

Without the instructions from a third party

Without the instructions from a third party (or an outsider)
Peer comment(s):

agree Jason Ma : from others?
7 mins
Thank you, from others is also fine.
agree orientalhorizon : or without being instructed etc.
4 hrs
Thank you!
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23 mins

without outside advice

w/o advice from the outside
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5 hrs

without being instructed to do so

Safe to rule out being "guided by voices" from inside your head?
Peer comment(s):

agree Carol Chen : Like this one.
11 hrs
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9 hrs

without outside indications --or-- all by yourself

您曾经在怎样的情况下,不经外来的指教,严肃地批判自己长期的行为模式并做出改变?
In what circumstances did you seriously criticized your own long-term behavioural pattern and make changes {without outside indication -or - all by yourself}

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16 hrs

spontaneously

不经外来的指教。。。批评=spontaneously criticize...
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