Asking The Right Question

[gordo]

 

[MailGuru]

The correct answer to the question is "Yes"

 

[dabob]

Wrong question . . it should have been . . . "Why did I choose printing as my life's work?"

 

[Possumgal]

The correct answer to the question is "Yes"

Or "Huh? Wha?"

 

[MailGuru]

Old executive/consultant tactic. When you don't know the answer, just turn it around and direct the question right back at the requestor. Like so:

Should you be using M0 just because that's what was used to create the original characterization data sets? Or should you actually be using M1, or M1 part 1 or 2?

And then turn around and walk away, as if to imply "If you don't know that answer, then, you really shouldn't be working here"

Works every time.

 

[gordo]

Old executive/consultant tactic. When you don't know the answer, just turn it around and direct the question right back at the requestor. Like so:

Should you be using M0 just because that's what was used to create the original characterization data sets? Or should you actually be using M1, or M1 part 1 or 2?

And then turn around and walk away, as if to imply "If you don't know that answer, then, you really shouldn't be working here"

Works every time.

You've done that enough times to know that it works every time? ROTFL!

 

[MailGuru]

You've done that enough times to know that it works every time? ROTFL!

Hey! I never said I was smart. I just said I was good LOL