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On today’s Tech, No Babel: Troubleshooting Techniques: Asking the right questions
In The Matrix, Trinity tells Neo, “It’s the question that guides us.” Then she asks, “Do you know what the question is, Neo?”
In troubleshooting, asking the right questions in invaluable. If you ask the wrong questions, you’ll get the wrong answers.
One of the best troubleshooting techniques is “asking questions”. Here’s why:Click To Tweet
Troubleshooting is basically a logic game. You gather information and eliminate hypotheses that don’t fit. Whether you’re asking someone else or asking yourself, you need to ask the questions that reveal the information you need.
Watch the video for more.
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Listen to the audio:
Join the conversation; call 1-877-763-3246, leave a comment below the video, or hit me up on Twitter (@PaulAlanClif)
On today’s Tech, No Babel: Troubleshooting Techniques: Asking the right questions
In The Matrix, Trinity tells Neo, “It’s the question that guides us.” Then she asks, “Do you know what the question is, Neo?”
In troubleshooting, asking the right questions in invaluable. If you ask the wrong questions, you’ll get the wrong answers.
One of the best troubleshooting techniques is “asking questions”. Here’s why:Click To Tweet
Troubleshooting is basically a logic game. You gather information and eliminate hypotheses that don’t fit. Whether you’re asking someone else or asking yourself, you need to ask the questions that reveal the information you need.
Watch the video for more.
If you’d like to chip in a few bucks, anything you do is appreciated. Just click this link to donate.
About this show:
If you do video or graphic design to advance your church’s mission, this show is for you.
How to Subscribe to the show (for free):
* Subscribe on YouTube
* RSS feed
* iTunes one-click subscription and don’t forget to rate the show there as well.
*
For more questions, comments, or snide remarks, comment below or contact me at:
Facebook or Twitter
More video can be found on YouTube.com
Also check out my Google+ page