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Similarly, "I have a quick question for you." It's quick for the person to say. It says nothing about whether it's quick to answer.
by mfringel 10y ago
Similarly, "I have a quick question for you."
It's quick for the person to say. It says nothing about whether it's quick to answer.
- Gracana 10y agoGive a short answer and let them figure it out. Either they really don't need the details (maybe they can find them on their own, maybe they just need confirmation, maybe the details really aren't relevant, etc), or they suck at asking questions, in which case they'll learn to ask better ones.