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I also prefer not to interrupt others or to be interrupted. But if you send your problem as an e-mail, people can answer at their convenience. My own experienc
by greenyoda 6y ago
I also prefer not to interrupt others or to be interrupted. But if you send your problem as an e-mail, people can answer at their convenience.
My own experience is that frequently, the act of thinking about an issue long enough to be able to formulate a coherent e-mail about it makes the solution jump out at me before I even send the message.
- dagw 6y agoIn truth I normally do both. I'll send an email flagging that there is a blocker I want to discuss at the next relevant opportunity. And I've also found that writing that email leads to me solving the problem at least 50% of the times (same with writing to forum posts of StackOverflow questions)