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What does it mean if a person asks a lot of questions?
Someone who is is eager to acquire/ expand their knowledge by asking a lot of questions could be called “inquisitive. “ Someone who asks incessant personal questions about another couid be called “nosy”, “meddlesome”, “prying”, “intrusive” and downright “annoying.”
What do you call someone who always questions everything?
One who questions everything : Cynic.
Do you think it is good to ask a lot of questions?
Asking a lot of questions unlocks learning and improves interpersonal bonding. Questions are such powerful tools that they can be beneficial—perhaps particularly so—in circumstances when question asking goes against social norms.
What does it mean when someone says you ask too many questions?
If someone tells another person they are asking too many questions, I would think they were an inhumane person who was being dishonest and blaming others for their own behavior. People may not want to answer questions. They may not know the answers.
How many questions are you allowed to ask in an interview?
A good rule of thumb is to have between three to five questions prepared to ask the interviewer over the phone. The further you advance through the interview process, the more questions you can ask. However, don’t get too caught up on a specific number of questions you’re expected or allowed to ask, regardless of the interview stage you’re in.
Why do some people refuse to answer questions?
People may not want to answer questions. They may not know the answers. They may feel guilty about being unable or unwilling to answer questions. This is all fine if acknowledged. However, a lot of people will not acknowledge their own feelings and instead blame the question asker for asking too many questions.
How do you tell people you can’t handle that many questions?
Or, you can just inform people “i can’t handle that many questions”, because you can’t handle that many questions (however many your “many” is). Or, be frank about it, and tell them “IDC about your well being” and leave them, because you find helping and improving others an annoying task.