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I generally give all the important parts of the question up front. Having to fish for requirement isn't the point.
by jnordwick 9y ago
I generally give all the important parts of the question up front. Having to fish for requirement isn't the point.
- heartbreak 9y agoI like to leave at least something small ambiguous to see if clarification is requested. My clients rarely give unambiguous requirements, so I feel it’s pertinent to the job.
- nnd 9y agoDepends on the role, if it requires high levels of autonomy and working with highly ambiguous product definitions (e.g. most freelancing jobs) - then it's a part of your role to constantly fish for requirements or even suggest your own requirements.