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Inconclusive results – Contradictory messages are nothing new for Consultation specialists

Posted 15 years ago3 minute read

As the media struggles to come to terms with the messy results offered by the British public, consultation professionals will reflect that data is frequently inconclusive and that interpreting what people really meant is quite an art.

 

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