How do you argue your point during discussions?

To argue your point of view effectively:

• Provide facts and data supporting your position.
• Use logical reasoning, showing cause-and-effect relationships.
• Listen to the interlocutor and respond to their objections to demonstrate understanding of the topic.
• Give examples from practice or analogies for clarity.

For example, if discussing technology choices, you might say: "I believe we should use X because it scales better and has a large community, which reduces support risks." This approach makes the argument convincing and constructive.