Tips For Asking For Help - Deepstash

Tips For Asking For Help

  • Don't frame your request.
  • Don't imply that you're above the other person.
  • Don't make your request too specific.
  • Say what you can't do, so the other can tell you what they think is the best course.
  • Show respect by acknowledging the capabilities of others.

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A lot of problems would disappear if we talked to each other more than talking about each other.

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