The same thing goes with a question. If you break it down and then master it, you'll have one smooth stroke. Truthfully, the best questions are the simple, dumb ones. And it does no good to ask questions if people aren't listening to the answers. Questions that put you on the spot and are designed to make you bleed in front of your co-workers are very poor practice, and you see that sometimes.
Teachers are often guilty of that.
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