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The context here might be that we are in a design review - you are presenting a design. Maybe it's verbally, but maybe it's a document. Ideally it's a document
by deanCommie 6y ago
The context here might be that we are in a design review - you are presenting a design. Maybe it's verbally, but maybe it's a document.
Ideally it's a document, so you can describe it by writing it down.
But if someone asks a hard question that you didn't prepare for, well you still have to make a best effort to answer it verbally.
You can use "I'll write down my thoughts and get back to you" to SOME things, but not every time.
- larsnystrom 6y agoMy original context was rather that of a junior developer asking a more experienced developer what choices to make, and then questioning them. Which is good, but sometimes the knowledge gap is just too wide to deal with then and there.