'Askers' vs. 'Guessers' - The Atlantic
2010年5月12日 · Whether you answer yes or no may speak to whether you're an Asker or a Guesser--the two personality types described in a three-year-old Web comment that has lately taken on a second life as a...
Understanding Askers vs. Guessers is life-changing - Upworthy
2021年7月7日 · With people we are close to, we might be more of an Asker than with people we don't know all that well. But overall, understanding the difference between Askers and Guessers can make social situations so much easier to navigate.
Are You an ‘Asker’ or a ‘Guesser’? The Answer Could ... - PureWow
2021年12月22日 · If you identify more with Bethenny, you’re probably an Asker. If you’re more of a Carole, you’re probably a Guesser. Here’s what it means to be an Asker and Guesser, and why it’s important to know for your relationships at home, work and everywhere in between.
Navigating ‘Ask’ and ‘Guess’ Cultures in a modern world
2022年5月12日 · It’s very difficult for anyone — Asker or Guesser — to interpret intent purely through words on a screen.
‘Askers’ vs. ‘Guessers’ - Julia Clavien
2021年10月5日 · Whether you answer yes or no may speak to whether you’re an Asker or a Guesser–the two personality types. The Asker vs. Guesser categories come from an old Ask Metafilter comment: This is a classic case of Ask Culture meets Guess Culture.
Ask vs Guess Culture Explains Communication Issues - Well+Good
2023年9月30日 · What is the difference between an Asker and a Guesser? In general, experts say Askers and Guessers have very different ways of communicating, and it might all come down to their formative ...
Askers vs Guessers - The Atlantic
2010年5月13日 · Oliver Burkeman makes a distinction: We are raised, the theory runs, in one of two cultures. In Ask culture, people grow up believing they can ask for anything a favour, a pay rise fully realising...
Are You an Asker or a Guesser? - GOOD
Your boss, asking for a project to be finished early, may be an overdemanding boor—or just an Asker, who's assuming you might decline. If you're a Guesser, you'll hear it as an expectation.
Bobulate - The Askers and the Guessers
2010年5月12日 · The Askers and the Guessers Andre Donderi introduced terminology that shows we’re raised in one of two cultures: In Ask culture, people grow up believing they can ask for anything — a favour, a pay rise — fully realising the answer may be no. In Guess culture, by contrast, you avoid “putting a request into…
asked directly at all, but for an Asker it’s quite a straightforward process – say "no" if you’re not okay with it, and "yes" if you are. If you’re a Guesser, however, you operate with a completely different communication system. Guessers look for non-verbal cues and use a set of implicit social cues to know when to ask for things