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Hi all,

 

New to LTT forum and relatively the channel...i was watching a video (Can't remember if it was a colab or LTT video)  and there was something Linus said that he always asks these same 3 or so questions in a meeting or something to that effect.  Does anyone remember the video or what those 3 same questions he always asks are? 

 

I found his answer to how he approaches meetings or problem solving very helpful and wanted to use that same approach, but obviously since i have the memory of a quail i am hoping someone can help refresh my memory

 

Thanks all

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Trust me i understand i am my own person.  What i like to do though is to listen to others, their advice, and find a way, if i agree with it, to put my spin on it.  

 

Think of it like a chicken recipe....there are thousands of different chicken recipes, all with their own way....but the base / foundation is the chicken....that's me....This is my learning process....i'm the chicken, and i heard, what i felt, was a great piece of advice, and would now like to try to incorporate that into my own day to day life, see how it goes, and if it works out well, great, if i have to adjust, ok, i'll change the recipe...if it doesn't work....well....throw out that recipe and try a different way....

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15 hours ago, Makiado said:

Hi all,

 

New to LTT forum and relatively the channel...i was watching a video (Can't remember if it was a colab or LTT video)  and there was something Linus said that he always asks these same 3 or so questions in a meeting or something to that effect.  Does anyone remember the video or what those 3 same questions he always asks are? 

 

I found his answer to how he approaches meetings or problem solving very helpful and wanted to use that same approach, but obviously since i have the memory of a quail i am hoping someone can help refresh my memory

 

Thanks all

0erhaps you could find it in the 'what is it like to work for Linus' video, or the 'how I became' video from another channel.

 

In the former, Colton had mentioned a question Linus asked at his first interview, but I don't really feel like tainting my forum account by posting that question here.. so sorry, you're gonna have to figure out what the question was in the video :P

 

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1 minute ago, minibois said:

0erhaps you could find it in the 'what is it like to work for Linus' video, or the 'how I became' video from another channel.

 

In the former, Colton had mentioned a question Linus asked at his first interview, but I don't really feel like tainting my forum account by posting that question here.. so sorry, you're gonna have to figure out what the question was in the video :P

 

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