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There is a difference when you say look for "at-most an hour" and "at-least an hour" before reaching out.
by Raed667 4y ago
There is a difference when you say look for "at-most an hour" and "at-least an hour" before reaching out.
- actually_a_dog 4y agoBy Jove, I think you've got it! I'm not saying "do not bother me before precisely 60 minutes have passed," but just "go spend some time with this before you start pulling in other people, but also do not hesitate to pull someone else in if you've made literally no progress in about an hour."