QUOTE(chiahau @ Dec 28 2014, 12:51 PM)
What you deem as common sense might not be actually common sense in work environment.
When you are new, you'll probably ask more and be more cautious instead of being all gung ho and making your own decisions.
Not defending anyone here, but most people I know who are fresh from uni and never held a job before tends to ask a little bit more to prevent making silly mistake.
Give them a time frame ( 2~4 months perhaps ) and I think they will stop asking silly question.
I know u r not defending anyone.. i understand that as a 3rd person point of view who didn't go through the situation I did..

Just saying from my experience and to me it's a total common sense for a working environment..
give u one example, ppl email you some attachment then u open up that attachment and you know it's not the correct thing that u wanted of cos u clarify with the one who email u the attachment right? But this junior of mine can ask me who to clarify with.. these fresh grads are with the team almost a year now doing same mistake/asking common sense questions over n over again even after being taught.. not only myself feel so.. my team member experiencing the same feeling..
I have went through as a fresh grad before but not the same way as them..
just wanna let it out.. no offense to anyone.. cheers..