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1,000,000% this.
If a senior engineer
can’t explain it to you
in a way you understand -
even if you are a lot less experienced -
that’s THEIR deficiency.
Not yours.
When this happens, it means THEY actually don’t understand it well enough.
If a senior engineer
can’t explain it to you
in a way you understand -
even if you are a lot less experienced -
that’s THEIR deficiency.
Not yours.
When this happens, it means THEY actually don’t understand it well enough.
Also:
One more thing: it indeed takes two to communicate!
But when there’s a power imbalance present - such as always accompanies an experience gap - the onus is on higher-power person to make sure they’re adapting to their partner.
But when there’s a power imbalance present - such as always accompanies an experience gap - the onus is on higher-power person to make sure they’re adapting to their partner.
Ok one more truthbomb:
