in reply to Re: The Law of Inconsistent Assumptions
in thread The Law of Inconsistent Assumptions
This is actually what I have been doing in my real programming life, and it has been proved to be very efficient.
When I discuss with one person, or a group of people, for each key point, I always rephrase what I heard (obviously I interpreted it already), and ask the person to confirm.
At the end of discussion, I will again recap all what I got in my own words, and ask everybody in the room to agree or disagree.
By doing this, you largely reduce the chance of misunderstanding.
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Re^3: The Law of Inconsistent Assumptions
by DrHyde (Prior) on Oct 20, 2004 at 09:01 UTC |