Encourage collaboration by framing your question to involve the other person in finding an answer.
Incorrect: “Can you fix this problem?”
Instead say: “How do you think we can solve this problem together?”
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In our daily interactions, the way we frame questions can either open doors to understanding or shut down communication. Calibrated questions—those thoughtfully crafted to be open-ended and inviting—help steer conversations toward collaboration, problem-solving, and deeper insights.
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When other people come to us and say that they have a problem, for most of us, the first instinct is to think about how to solve their problem instead of letting them solve it on their own. The desire to fix other's problems and offer answers instead of listening attentively to the other ...
Find a part of the question you are comfortable answering if answering the whole question is not an option.
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