Should I ask if I don’t understand?
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There was a small incident at work; one day I noticed a problem in the workshop and I only had a vague understanding of it. I asked an experienced worker, and after he explained it to me in detail, it was like a light bulb going off for me. It’s over now. But my question is indeed simple. A week later, someone told me that this worker was joking behind my back (or seriously) by saying: xx doesn’t even understand xx; he’s just an xxx. . After hearing that, I reflected on it; maybe I should ask fewer questions in the future, since it isn’t really related to my work anyway. Have any experts encountered this problem? How did you handle it?“
Some problems are very simple, but if no one points it out, they might still be considered problems. Do not laugh at others; be willing to ask those beneath you for advice.
I never laugh at those who ask me questions, no matter how simple they are. But this time when I asked them, they used it as conversation material after dinner, which made me think
You asked, you learned, you can do it now； If you don’t ask, you’ll remain completely confused, and it will cause more problems in the future. He boasted that his skill level had developed in a basically linear manner ； Ask more questions, and your skill level will rise in a parabolic pattern. In other words, the mouth is on someone else’s body – do you have any right to interfere?
That’s the reasoning, and it’s not that I mind what people say casually. I just overthought it; in actual work, it would be inappropriate for such words to reach the ears of various managers.
What’s in it? The more absurd their stories, the better; the leaders have their own ability to discern. When interacting with other leaders, just ask more questions and avoid saying anything wrong. That’s all. It would be even better if one can offer their own opinions during the discussion; the leaders will view them more favorably.
It’s a song by an online singer; you can search for it. . . In fact, if you care what others say, you lose yourself. I find you annoyingly wordy; you should discuss such things on the forum ； She believes it’s good, so one should actively participate in the development of the forum; it’s worth encouraging ； He prefers you to be a moderator and actively participate in forum management. . . Whose do you listen to?
XXX doesn’t have to know everything. . . The mouth is on someone else’s body; there’s no need to worry about it. . .
When I first started working, an experienced colleague told me that in the first few years after graduating, I should always ask questions if I didn’t understand something; even for the simplest questions, it shows that you are diligent and eager to learn. If the same question is asked in a few years, people will wonder what you’ve been doing all this time if you don’t even understand this.