BILL ALLINT

• Answers come from questions, and the quality of any answer is directly determined by the quality of the question. Ask the wrong question, get the wrong answer. Ask the right question, get the right answer. Ask the most powerful question possible, and the answer can be life-a...

When being asked a double-barreled question, you might find yourself in difficulty to provide an appropriate answer. The term designs the fact of asking two questions, while allowing only one answer. Which can be pretty misleading, as you do not know for sure which question will ...

• Each question should only have one answer.
• Questions should not contain redundancy.
• Questions should be simple. A more complex problem should be broken into smaller parts.
• Questions should be something you need.