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- Side project 想法很多，第一個應該驗證什麼？
Which assumption should you test first in a side project? - 不會寫程式，怎麼先把點子做成別人看得懂的版本？
How can you explain a project idea before you can code it? - 點子做了兩個版本，怎麼比較才不只是問哪個好看？
How do you compare two project versions beyond asking which looks nicer? - 小企劃一直修到沒完，什麼時候該停止打磨？
When should you stop polishing a small project prototype? - 想了解別人的需求，為什麼要問最近一次經驗？
Why ask about a recent experience instead of a future promise? - 朋友都說點子不錯，怎麼知道回饋是否適用真正使用者？
How do you know whether friends' feedback fits the intended users? - 訪談筆記怎麼記，才不會把自己的解讀寫成對方說過的話？
How do you keep interview notes from turning interpretation into quotation? - 別人說「我平常就這樣做」，怎麼問出具體流程？
How do you uncover a process behind “that's just how I do it”? - 想聽真實意見，怎麼避免問題裡已經藏了答案？
How do you ask for feedback without hiding the answer in the question? - 對方只回答「還好」，是不是因為一次問了太多事情？
Could a vague answer come from asking two questions at once? - 聽到負面回饋就想解釋，怎麼先取得有用資訊？
How do you gather useful negative feedback before defending your work? - 怕冷場一直追問，什麼時候應該先停一下？
When should you pause instead of asking another follow-up? - 大家一起想點子，題目怎麼寫才不會越聊越散？
How do you frame a creative session so it does not drift? - 一有人提案就被否決，怎麼把創意討論繼續下去？
How do you continue ideation when every suggestion is immediately rejected? - 想延伸別人的點子，怎麼說才不會像搶走成果？
How can you build on an idea without taking its credit? - 點子很多，怎麼選下一個要做的而不只看誰最會說？
How do you shortlist ideas without rewarding the strongest presenter? - 討論總被最先開口的人帶走，怎麼保留自己的想法？
How do you preserve your own idea when the first speaker sets the direction?