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I found that "have you considered" is better at communicating a genuine intent. It avoids painting the original problem as trivial ("simply"), doesn't imply tha
by infogulch 5y ago
I found that "have you considered" is better at communicating a genuine intent. It avoids painting the original problem as trivial ("simply"), doesn't imply that it's a new idea, and in the case where it is new to them it gives them space to explore with it instead of being forced into a defensive position.
- splitstud 5y agoI like "what would happen if we" in a team situation.
- reificator 5y ago> I found that "have you considered" is better at communicating a genuine intent. Be careful about your tone or this will be far worse than "why not simply?" ever could be.