This is funny, but I don’t think I’ve ever had a train of thought so fragile that a single passing phrase wrecked it and I had to start over.
The last frame should actually say something like “hey are you ready for our 1:1?”
:)
The last frame should actually say something like “hey are you ready for our 1:1?”
:)
The comment in the article was "…email about that 'thing'". I would immediately think "what thing?", then everything else goes down the drain.
"Did you see my email about thing?" is going to get a prompt no from me. "What's 3*9" is going to get you about 30 seconds of huhs and hold-ons before I realize it's an unimportant question (at which point it's too late to recover).
The problem for me is that I've contributed to several different projects in different languages and I'm the most knowledgeable person in my (small) company, so If anyone has problem or doesn't know something, he must ask me. Recently I've found a good way to tame this a little. Asking person is required to write my response in apropriate wiki so that if something was unclear, knowledgebase will be upgraded for everyone.