Questioning Strategies for Focused Results
Terry J. Fadem
A strategy is a plan to reach a specific objective. Most questions that come to mind during normal business discourse are part of the more generalized plan of the business: They are part of the process that helps accomplish the tasks to contribute to the goals of the organization. However, it is vital to have a plan when your questions are part of a probe or investigation or for some other more focused purpose.
Explicit strategies are recommended for these situations:
• Conducting a probe
• Following-up questioning
• Evaluating ideas, plans, products, problems
• Investigating a specific situation
• Controlling a discussion
• Asking hard questions
• Finding fatal flaws
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