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>"I have a completely unfounded illusion of understanding" and "I have no clue but don't dare to say it" Or "I'm tired of this droning conference call/meeting
by jimmaswell 7y ago
>"I have a completely unfounded illusion of understanding" and "I have no clue but don't dare to say it"
Or "I'm tired of this droning conference call/meeting where I can barely understand some people's accents and I'd rather just clarify some points in writing later where I don't have to rely on my memory."
>"I have no clue whatsoever"
Or it really is going fine and I don't want to spend forever going into technical details the person asking isn't even going to understand and get interrogated on anything that doesn't sound like it's going perfectly, when everything is under control on my end.
- mewpmewp2 7y agoYeah I am at meetings often like this because I have trouble paying attention or understanding voice communication - I also always watch films with subtitles, but I think tech wise or problem solving I am decent.