You’ve finished your presentation or meeting, and it is time to open up for questions. Lots of hands go up. Some questions you answer easily, some you admit you don’t have the answer to; but then ...

I thought I had the answer. Still, I wanted to be sure, so I asked a key employee. “I’m thinking of moving two crews to a different shift rotation to get a better process flow,” I said. “I’ve run the ...

Social media platforms have long proved a popular outlet for the circulation of quotes from well-known figures, with a significant proportion of them being mistattributed or apocryphal. A ...

Are you sometimes feeling like, "Enough with the questions, already!" We get it. But when kids ask questions, they learn how to gather information, think for themselves, and come up with solutions.

At the end of nearly every interview, the interviewer will ask, "Do you have any questions for me?" We asked several high-ranking executives to give their suggestions for how interviewees should ...

If you watched the presidential debates, you may have come to the conclusion that answering questions is optional. If you don’t want to provide an answer, simply insert your own topic and carry on.

Getting that response in a conversation is often more satisfying than hearing, “that’s a great answer.” Why? Because it means that you’ve made someone think in a different way about the issue at hand ...