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I hadn't considered that perspective but it is brilliant. Making requests explicit rather than veiled by an invisible contract is a good practice at work and i
by Remnant44 5y ago
I hadn't considered that perspective but it is brilliant.
Making requests explicit rather than veiled by an invisible contract is a good practice at work and in basically any kind of human relationship.
"The trash is full" vs "will you take out the trash for me?" Is a world of difference.
- BLKNSLVR 5y agoFollowing on in a similar vein, the usage of "soft" wording can result in the same kind of misunderstanding, and this is something I'm working on improving myself. "Should", "Might", "Potentially". Just fucking say what you think instead of mincing words (my advice to myself).