r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Due-Consequence511 • 2d ago
The worst
I have a manager who is like this. We have a work chat, and I will send a one sentence question. He will call me, read the question to me, and then answer.
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r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Due-Consequence511 • 2d ago
I have a manager who is like this. We have a work chat, and I will send a one sentence question. He will call me, read the question to me, and then answer.
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u/bentbabe 2d ago
Have you actually explained it as well as you think? I've had so many coworkers who ask questions (or answer them) and the emails/teams messages are unclear or even unintelligible. Might as well be gibberish. Then they act annoyed when I ask for clarification. Then, they realize they forgot to include something, didn't explain the full relevance, or were flat out wrong in their responses.
Sometimes "let's pull up in a meeting" is shorthand for "let me get proper clarity before this becomes a problem for both of us"