Row 69476

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I won't defend it, and I always shared what I learned, but one thing you may not realize is that person may have gone through pain and agony to figure these things out themselves, often with no help or guidance, and somehow navigated through to be SME's. And suddenly, there you are, taking a short cut never offered them, demanding information they went through many obstacles to acquire themselves, and they may feel resentment that it is so easy for you, after they laid all the groundwork. They may even be stuck in their careers from all that back-end work, which is often unappreciated or rewarded, and there you are, all young and shiny and energetic, moving forward on your career in what they perceive as climbing on their backs.

Do they have a right to withhold their hard-sought information? No, it's not theirs, and never was. But having worked over the years with many SME's like this, I believe you need to master the art of appreciation, of small talk, of valuing what others achieved, of becoming one with them, and giving credit where credit is due. Once they recognize themselves in you, they become much more open and accommodating, and even friends and advocates. Try sprinkling some sugar with your requests.

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text I won't defend it, and I always shared what I learned, but one thing you may not realize is that person may have gone through pain and agony to figure these things out themselves, often with no help or guidance, and somehow navigated through to be SME's. And suddenly, there you are, taking a short cut never offered them, demanding information they went through many obstacles to acquire themselves, and they may feel resentment that it is so easy for you, after they laid all the groundwork. They m…
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