your "argument" was literally just telling the person that they were naive for thinking things could ever be handled by one meeting.
turns out, they inarguably have a whole lot of experience at high levels in the biggest companies in the world. Either they're straight up lying, or it is in fact possible to resolve things with a single meeting. Why wouldn't that be the case?
I can tell you many other wisdoms: code should be tested, code shouldn't contain bugs, everything should be done before deadline, etc.
The thing is in reality it's not that easy.
> Either they're straight up lying, or it is in fact possible to resolve things with a single meeting.
Something can be done in a single meeting but not everything. But you gave me only two alternatives without anything between so there is another useful link for you https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_dilemma
RugnirViking|2 years ago
turns out, they inarguably have a whole lot of experience at high levels in the biggest companies in the world. Either they're straight up lying, or it is in fact possible to resolve things with a single meeting. Why wouldn't that be the case?
ris58h|2 years ago
The thing is in reality it's not that easy.
> Either they're straight up lying, or it is in fact possible to resolve things with a single meeting.
Something can be done in a single meeting but not everything. But you gave me only two alternatives without anything between so there is another useful link for you https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_dilemma