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Questions about working together with co-workers or a team. (Teamwork questions are at risk of being "put on hold as off-topic" for being about career advice or education.)
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How to correct a junior, but encourage him to think for himself?
Based on the example given I would say following up your comments with questions would probably be the best way to go. If you ask a question along with your comments it doesn't leave them to simply ag …
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