Pete WharmbyApparently asking questions to really clarify instructions, so we don't get it all wrong, is 'weird'.
Apparently we're just meant to, what, guess or something? And if we guess right we...win?
Doesn't seem terribly efficient.
Katherine Tierney@PeteWharmby I'm always the one to ask questions, and usually I see others nod or seem relieved that someone asked. I think a lot of people prefer to guess than risk asking what might seem a stupid question.
(I usually limit my questions or save some for later if I feel like I'm taking over a meeting or something though!)
(I usually limit my questions or save some for later if I feel like I'm taking over a meeting or something though!)
Reido@Kisobelle @PeteWharmby Yes! I have not always been very good at the self-editing function, though, and was thought stubborn or antagonistic. I do wonder, sometimes, though, how "they" ever know how to get things done without any clarity about expectations or methods? It's a mystery.