RE: Being Resourceful

["Beth Kane" <kanerb -at- concentric -dot- net>]

Yes. Of all the techniques I've tried over the years, the most popular seems
to be this one: I send them a list of questions via e-mail, then call them
(or show up, by arrangement) later and they give me their answers verbally.
This way, they don't even have to take the time to compose an e-mail
message -- yet they have plenty of time to fully understand and deliberate
the questions, on their own timetable.

Beth Kane
Senior Technical Writer, freelance
kanerb -at- concentric -dot- net

-----Original Message-----
....I think this approach makes sense.  When I need information, I try as
much
as possible to work the way the developer likes to work.  Some people like
one big e-mail, some like several smaller ones.  Some prefer that I come to
their office, some don't.  ...
[Ami]


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