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by trhaynes
2763 days ago
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I wonder if there's a way to ask the right questions so they can come to the conclusion that X is a bad idea, on their own and before doing it. For example, asking about the merits of X, then acknowledging them and asking about possible downsides. If they don't mention the downside you had in mind, ask about other potential downsides. You'll also learn more about their decision-making process, how deeply they've thought through it, what weights they ascribe to the various pros/cons, etc. Related to the concept of Strategic Questioning (https://www.context.org/iclib/ic40/peavey/) |
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They don't react to my statement at all - I don't think they disregard it, I think they don't listen to it in the first place.