You should think about the cost of asking for help before you actually do it. Or ask it in a medium that allows for an async conversation. Take a measure of how

You should think about the cost of asking for help before you actually do it. Or ask it in a medium that allows for an async conversation. Take a measure of how others ask questions or ask where most of the discussions take place (I have only been in face-to-face driven places but it's not hard to imagine Slack-driven places). On most days, this will be fine, but getting tunnel vision and not being aware of what's happening and asking silly javascript questions during important deployments or production work will rub people the wrong way. Your colleagues are not there to simply serve the "smartest and most talented people that just know how to ask questions".