Originally Posted By: motor_oil_madman
I've always been a visual learner. I'll watch what someone does and try it myself, but i'll also try and find my own way to see what works best for me. I tend to ask many questions because I'm always naturally curious and love to learn new things, but what I've noticed when I ask lots of questions people just assume I'm a rookie or just don't know any better. How do you avoid this? Just don't ask questions? lol
Are you asking the same questions over and over? Same question different ways? Are you understanding the answers and getting clarification if you don't.
Also, what is this referring too? Job, hobby, general tinkering?
Originally Posted By: expat
As a visual learner myself, I would have to say, it depends how you pose the question.
It's hard to explain, but the perception is, there are intelligent questions, and there are dumb questions.
I have to agree, there are dumb questions. I know the meaning behind the saying, but the questions can be dumb (but need to be asked).