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The best sources are working experts in the field. Getting someone to answer your questions could potentially save you months/years of reading books (and give y
by amorphous 8y ago
The best sources are working experts in the field. Getting someone to answer your questions could potentially save you months/years of reading books (and give you insights you won't find in books). The problem is, of course, how to find those people that are willing to talk to you. I wish someone would solve that! I'd be happy to pay for that kind of service.
- amorphous 8y agoTo answer the OP question: there are "Plunkett's Almanac" for all sorts of industries. Rather pricey, but might be worth having a look at (try find them in a business library)