Course 14 / 4 working modules
Ask Questions That Surface Judgement
Design prompts that reveal how an expert notices, decides, adapts, and knows where an answer stops applying.
Start module 1The question you will answer
What questions move an expert beyond polished talking points into useful reasoning?
The thing you will leave with
A judgement-first interview arc
A twelve-question sequence with evidence prompts, fair challenges, follow-ups, and consent notes.
Course outline
Four modules. One working draft.
Follow the sequence or open any module. Nothing is locked behind a completion score.
- 01Module 1 / 3 method steps + workpadAsk for a moment, not a philosophySpecific moments reduce the distance between what people say they value and what they actually noticed or did.Open
- 02Module 2 / 3 method steps + workpadSurface the decision processJudgement appears in options, criteria, trade-offs, and changing confidence. Ask how the speaker moved, not only where they landed.Open
- 03Module 3 / 3 method steps + workpadUse fair challengeChallenge strengthens an answer when it introduces a real alternative or missing consideration without turning the conversation adversarial.Open
- 04Module 4 / 3 method steps + workpadEnd at the boundaryThe edge of expertise is often more useful than a final summary. Ask where the method fails, what remains unknown, and who should decide differently.Open