> That had the second person in it, It can have* the second person in it. It's up to the otherperson if they want to answer in with their motivation, or the te

> That had the second person in it, It can have* the second person in it. It's up to the otherperson if they want to answer in with their motivation, or the team's motivation, or explain that they weren't told the motivation by <owning person/team>. It gives me a lot of information about the person answering, and the problem at hand. For example, if it was a team motivation I can follow with "and what are your thoughts on it?". If it was "my motivation" I can follow with "and what does the team / <so and so> think of it?". If they don't know the motivation, I can follow with "Who can we talk to, to find the motivation?" help them learn this is an important part of being a great software engineer. Anyways, it's just my preference, regardless if it "technically" has the second person in it. Your milage may vary.