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Do you (really) talk with your team?

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Do you ask yourself the right questions?

Asking questions is the best way to gather information and establish a dialogue. But not all questions produce the same result. Do you ask thoughtful questions whose goal is to uncover facts, thoughts and feelings?

“The scientist is not a person who gives the right answers, he is one who asks the right questions.” — Claude Lévi-Strauss

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1. The banal, declarative statement, “It’s cold in this room!” is a question.

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2. Among the trilogy affirm/question/order, the question is the most difficult to pin down.

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3. Questioning is a responsibility.

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4. To question is to disturb.

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5. To question is to interrogate.

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6. The first thing to keep in mind to avoid any ambiguity is to start with a specific question requiring a specific answer.

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7. A closed question calls for a concise answer, but can create tension.

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8. The art of questioning is the art of knowing how to be informed.

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9. “It doesn't seem to interest you ...” is suggestive questioning.

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10. “What got into you?” is actually an exclamation.

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