I asked LinkedIn for examples of their worst post-event Q&A questions
“I have a two part question…”
No, I’m sorry, that’s just two questions.
Nothing quite drains the brain like a post-event Q&A that gets commandeered by brainmeltingly bad questions.
I’m talking about the droning monologue that ends with no question at all.
That person who tries to wedge their super-niche area of interest into a question shape.
Or, everybody’s absolute favourite, the oblivious microphone hogger.
Every one of us has likely had to sit through the most crushingly boring Q&As with this cast of characters and beyond.
I recently asked my network on LinkedIn about the worst offenders they’ve seen in a Q&A? And the responses were pure gold…
Please share your favourite examples of asinine Q&A utterances in the comments below.
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