Having lived
less than 3 year in the US with no previous English language exposure, I have
had many communicational troubles. I still have some of them. One of the most
important lesson which I have learn is that we had better to ask some questions
to clarify something and we have to do not shy to ask for repeating. Once, when I just got a job, one of my
ex-coworkers asked me to help her with some database by using a program, which
I saw first time in my life. Because I could not say that I did not know this software,
I spent a couple of hours goggling and trying to understand what that was all
about. A couple of hours later, when I was on a middle of my way, she came to
me and asked if those files were ready. She saw how hard I operated this program
and started to laugh then she showed me how simple and quick it might be. I
finished in a couple of minutes. After
that, I concluded that asking things you do not know benefits you twice. You
learn something new and do not disappoint people when they need quick help. We
all once knew a little bit. It is not a shame to know less, luck of desire to
learn more is shame.
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