How to Say "I Don't Know" When You Don't Know An Answer

The video tutorial discusses how to handle situations where you don't know the answer to a question during a meeting. It emphasizes the importance of honesty and provides strategies such as sharing what you do know, offering to follow up, or referring to someone more knowledgeable. The tutorial advises against faking knowledge, as it can lead to negative perceptions.

What is a polite way to redirect a question to someone else who may know the answer?

Why is it not advisable to fake an answer when you don't know?