> A lot of times, ... programmers don't go far enough asking the questions about 'Why do you want that? What is it that you're actually trying to do?' These ar

> A lot of times, ... programmers don't go far enough asking the questions about 'Why do you want that? What is it that you're actually trying to do?' These are not questions anyone should be "trained" to ask. These are natural questions that should come up when asked to implement some requirement. When I'm handed a requirement I don't go run off and start typing code. I ask clarifying questions because I have never once seen a req that didn't make me have questions. That should come natural.