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> "I don't really know what you do". Maybe, that translates to "I don't really understand what you do"? And the fact that it surfaces only in an anonymous sur
by pipo234 3y ago
> "I don't really know what you do".
Maybe, that translates to "I don't really understand what you do"?
And the fact that it surfaces only in an anonymous survey might be a sign that they don't care. :-(
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Perhaps, a good question to follow up with is: What would you like to learn about what I do. The answer might be nothing, but in any case communication can only work if one is listening and trying to understand the other.
- jdwyah 3y agoTotally. The difference between the statement "i don't know what you do" and the request "I think it's important that you spend time explaining to me what it is you do" is vast. But it's easy to read the first and hear the second.