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What often helps is if you frame it in a way that shows you as the less knowledgeable person, that way people tend to feel less "attacked". For example: "I did
by eXpl0it3r 5y ago
What often helps is if you frame it in a way that shows you as the less knowledgeable person, that way people tend to feel less "attacked".
For example: "I didn't understand X, could you explain (again) what you mean by that?"
But in the end, I guess the more important thing is to build up enough trust between the teams, that one isn't constantly driving the attack/defense line, but can openly talk about ideas and see questions as clarifying, rather than attacking.