The Last Hire · try the two-question move
Forty screens. One demo.
Casey wants forty screens by Friday. Ollie’s desk is on the line. Does he promise everything, or ask what the demo needs?
Inspired by Ollie and Casey’s request in The Last Hire. Meet them in the episode summaries.
Questions asked: 0 of 2
Casey: “All forty screens. Friday.”
Choose what Ollie says first.
One short demo. For whom?
Ollie has the priority. Choose the second question.
One live button.
Ollie has a smaller demo to build. Otto has already sent forty screens. The next move belongs to the story.
Two questions. Every time.
Casey is waiting for Ollie’s answer.
The scene, in full
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- Promise all forty: Casey says, “Great. Send them over.” Otto has already done that; Ollie still does not know what matters.
- Ask about the font: Casey says, “Any is fine. I still need all forty.” The detail does not reveal the priority.
- Ask which part needs to work: Casey says, “One short demo. The screens can wait.”
- Guess that screens count as a demo: Casey says, “I need to see it work, not just a stack of screens.” Ollie still needs to ask who is watching.
- Ask who needs to see it work: Casey says, “The investor. She needs one live button.”
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