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Why should anyone feel guilty about asking hard/difficult questions? It's not always about what you know but about your ability to stop and think, or in some ca
by jethronethro 2y ago
Why should anyone feel guilty about asking hard/difficult questions? It's not always about what you know but about your ability to stop and think, or in some cases to admit you can't answer the question. The last one isn't a sign of weakness but it is a sign of self awareness and the recognition that your knowledge and experience has limits.
- amichail 2y agoWould you test a candidate's unaided vision or hearing? Would you want them to admit that they can't see the tiny print or hear the faint sound?