Yeah I agree with clusterhacks! I have a background in medicine and it will definitely be more difficult to get anything decent without a formal background in the field. Only because the risks associated are typically…
I find that repeating the last/most important three words helps, because it gives the other person the opportunity to talk more, especially if they feel cut off. This way, you come off as listening but accidentally cut…
I think you should ask them questions that will elicit the exact information you’re trying to get. So for example, like bhargav1195 said, asking questions like “what have you typically done to do xyz (i.e. the goal you…
Yeah I agree with clusterhacks! I have a background in medicine and it will definitely be more difficult to get anything decent without a formal background in the field. Only because the risks associated are typically…
I find that repeating the last/most important three words helps, because it gives the other person the opportunity to talk more, especially if they feel cut off. This way, you come off as listening but accidentally cut…
I think you should ask them questions that will elicit the exact information you’re trying to get. So for example, like bhargav1195 said, asking questions like “what have you typically done to do xyz (i.e. the goal you…