HP2-H37 · Question #46
Which question is best for discovery and assessment?
The correct answer is B. Why are you interested in thin clients technology? Option B is the best discovery and assessment question because it is open-ended, beginning with "Why," which prompts the customer to explain their motivations, context, and needs in their own words - exactly what effective discovery requires. Why the distractors are wrong: A…
Question
Which question is best for discovery and assessment?
Options
- AAre you interested in thin clients?
- BWhy are you interested in thin clients technology?
- CIs an HP t$20 flexible thin client the best product for you?
- DDo you have more than 30 employees?
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A4% (2)
- B92% (49)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
Option B is the best discovery and assessment question because it is open-ended, beginning with "Why," which prompts the customer to explain their motivations, context, and needs in their own words - exactly what effective discovery requires.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A ("Are you interested in thin clients?") is a closed yes/no question that shuts down conversation rather than opening it.
- C ("Is an HP t520 the best product for you?") is a leading/closed question that jumps to a specific solution before understanding the customer's situation.
- D ("Do you have more than 30 employees?") is also closed and gathers only a narrow data point, not the deeper insight needed for assessment.
Memory tip: For discovery and assessment, look for questions starting with "Why," "How," or "What" - these force elaboration. Any question answerable with a simple yes/no is a dead end for discovery. Think of it as: open door = open question.
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