Anonymous Feedback
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
Feedback collected without attaching the contributor's identity, often to encourage honesty in situations where people may fear social or professional consequences. In workplace culture, anonymous feedback can surface real problems but can also become vague or hard to act on.
In plain English: Feedback given without the giver's name attached.
Example: "The survey's anonymous feedback revealed that on-call rotation stress was much worse than leadership had realized."
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