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Dialogue by discussion – The growing popularity of ‘not-quite-Focus Groups’
Here’s a conversation we are having increasingly frequently. No doubt it’s partly prompted by the launch of our Registered Facilitator Scheme, but it’s been a consistent theme in recent months. It goes like this:
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