Nov 18

Written by: jimwideman
11/18/2009 2:17 PM 

1. Prepare questions ahead of time
2. Put them in order in case you only have time for 1 or 2
3. Search out others to learn from (Network, take advantage of websites, forums, & blogs.)
4. Make phone appointments with those you want to learn from (Tell them what the subject or purpose is ahead of time as well as Email or fax questions ahead of time.)
5. Email a question to someone you want to learn from regularly
Be considerate by emailing questions one at a time and no more than 2 or 3 per month. If you have a relationship with them already use Multiple choice so they can see you are thinking. Reserve complex questions for live communication.
6. Take advantage of Q & A opportunities.
7. Take advantage of comment lines and use them to ask a question!
8. Take advantage of other’s questions. Learn to listen when others are asking questions.

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