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OK the term "mini-research" refers to research done in less than six weeks and the method used was a series of interviews. I am not selling the research data on
by rajesh301 16y ago
OK the term "mini-research" refers to research done in less than six weeks and the method used was a series of interviews. I am not selling the research data only presenting the conclusions from the research.
You are welcome to make your own conclusions of course :)
- klochner 16y agoThen you should explain how you're drawing your conclusions. What I'd like to see in the post (and is missing): - what motivated this "mini-research" - how you verified that the problem exists - how you got to the cause of this problem
- rajesh301 16y agoYes of course. Your questions are valid. I will add more context to it soon. For a quick summary: a) Ongoing mini-research is part of my next book which will come out only next year or the year after. b) The intermediate findings are being written as short blog posts as people don't have time to read long ones. c) How I know the problem exists - it comes out during my interviews and discussions. The focus of the research is centered around smart people. I am not going to interview people with pre-conceived notions about certain problems existing or non-existing. Having said that, your points are valid and I plan to include responses to that and more in the final version of the book. It is too much to add to the blog posts.