"I Need", "little Problem", "right away."

"I Need", "little Problem", "right away." You're provoking me. Every word of yours irritates me. It's hard to translate into English, but in the Netherlands, some people http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/7522.html ">" is asking you in this way. It's kind of like "you need to change this thing in a few minutes." We all know such logic, you either pursue good and fast, but pay a lot, or the pursuit of good but do not pay, so you do not covet fast, or the pursuit of fast, but do not want to pay, then you can only get bad results.

The Dutchman has a problem, saying "it only takes a few minutes".

Let me explain why it makes me angry.

1. This kind of thing is not simple "a few minutes", you interrupt my work idea, your "little problem" will delay me at least 10 minutes. Why?

First of all, I want to check and analyze the problem you said. Second, I have to deal with the problem you said. Then I need to submit the code and deploy it. Once the deployment is complete (or compiled, and so on), I need to check to see if the modified code works the way you want.

Now 1 hours is not enough, because I need to take the time to return to the previous state of work.

2. I don't know what you're thinking.

As I said, I need to analyze your thoughts. If I understand your idea wrong, it wastes 2 hours of actual working time, because I still need to discuss your true intentions.

I have a very good example. One customer told me that the Info panel displays schedule information. It should not have this. "Guess what I did?" I deleted the daily information.

What is the customer's actual meaning? What he means is that the Info panel displays daily information, but there are also options for downloading the table. There should be no such. "All right. Communication is not smooth. I should say, "Oh, what do you mean?" And the customer should also say complete.

3. Even if only add one line of code, I also want to carefully check.

To plug the code into an existing program, you're looking for trouble. Please believe me.

4. Your "Just one minute" can't be a minute. It will turn into a day of my work.

I haven't said "flow" yet, have I?

5. Read this book ——— Why programmers are night owls.

English Original: I want to fix this SGT issue asap

Please don't say "you need to change this little problem right away"