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What I do when I want a final confirmation that I understood right is say what I'll do instead of asking. In your example, it would be, "Ok, then I'll sweep tho
by jolmg 8y ago
What I do when I want a final confirmation that I understood right is say what I'll do instead of asking. In your example, it would be, "Ok, then I'll sweep those leaves and put them in the bin."
But, who knows, it might not have made a difference. In my case, my boss already knows that I like to be extra certain that we're both on the same page.
- akadruid1 8y agoThat's an important distinction. If you sound like you're questioning every instruction or you don't understand the tasks then your boss is going to get frustrated with you. If you have a poor memory like me, repeating things back is important to help you remember them too. Since I work in office type environment, I try to repeat things back by writing them down where both the requester and I can see them - such as in a job ticket or email. This also helps if a third party joins the task later or if the task gets put on hold.