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I think this guide deserves a section on how to ask good questions in Slack (or any chat):
Bad:
Them: Hey!
time passes until I enter the chat
Me: Yes?
time passes until they see my response
Them: Can I ask you a question? Me: Yes, sure.
Them is typing...
(time passes until I can finally start answering their question ...)
(... and they rephrase their question ...)
Them: Nevermind, I've figured it out!
(In the worst case for me rubber-duck debugging helped them to solve it while they wrote down their problem)
Good:
Them: Hey, I need to thing by time, could you help me with this? Continue to explain problem.
Me: sure, I can have a look at it by time.
later
Me: here you go ...
The point is to use chat as asynchronously as possible and not to pull in people's attention unnecessarily.
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I am aware that is already mentioned,
For example don’t start with sent only “hey” or “hello”, make it a first line of your message.
but this issue could use some more attention.
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Thank you for your Input Markus :) - would you be up for putting it together for a PR? that would be amazing.
Yes, sure!
No branches or pull requests
I think this guide deserves a section on how to ask good questions in Slack (or any chat):
Bad:
Them: Hey!
time passes until I enter the chat
Me: Yes?
time passes until they see my response
Them: Can I ask you a question?
Me: Yes, sure.
Them is typing...
(time passes until I can finally start answering their question ...)
Them is typing...
(... and they rephrase their question ...)
Them: Nevermind, I've figured it out!
(In the worst case for me rubber-duck debugging helped them to solve it while they wrote down their problem)
Good:
Them: Hey, I need to thing by time, could you help me with this? Continue to explain problem.
time passes until I enter the chat
Me: sure, I can have a look at it by time.
later
Me: here you go ...
The point is to use chat as asynchronously as possible and not to pull in people's attention unnecessarily.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: