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[Toren]

I would eliminate any language that makes it sound like you didn't know for certain that it was late. Partners want certainty in these cases, not opinions.

In my own mind there is a decision to be made...if I'm willing to go talk about it then I'm 100% (even if I'm only 95%) sure it went in. That will help with any uncertainty that he had.

If you want to ask him how sure he is that's up to you, but the conversation should have went like this:
he says, "I'm 50/50", well "I'm positive it was late. Go ahead and crack your whistle, wave it off and let's resume with OT."

Great job! Keep improving and applying what you learn.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by Toren

I would eliminate any language that makes it sound like you didn't know for certain that it was late. Partners want certainty in these cases, not opinions.

In my own mind there is a decision to be made...if I'm willing to go talk about it then I'm 100% (even if I'm only 95%) sure it went in. That will help with any uncertainty that he had.

If you want to ask him how sure he is that's up to you, but the conversation should have went like this:
he says, "I'm 50/50", well "I'm positive it was late. Go ahead and crack your whistle, wave it off and let's resume with OT."

Great job! Keep improving and applying what you learn.

I guess I was trying to be diplomatic about and allow him the chance to correct his own error without coming in a saying you blew it buddy.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

I guess I was trying to be diplomatic about and allow him the chance to correct his own error without coming in a saying you blew it buddy.

This isn't etiquette school.

When you bring information to partners, you only bring 100% positive knowledge. If you come in with uncertainty, then you are just adding to the confusion.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

This isn't etiquette school.

When you bring information to partners, you only bring 100% positive knowledge. If you come in with uncertainty, then you are just adding to the confusion.

Point taken.