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Fuzzy recommendations – being definite without being dogmatic

Jane Matthews 24 March 2020 7 May 2003
Fuzzy recommendations – being definite without being dogmatic

The other day I was in a project feedback meeting. I caught myself using the phrase ‘non-negotiable recommendations’. Now obviously a recommendation is something for consideration and is therefore intrinsically negotiable. So why did everyone nod in agreement at theContinue reading… Fuzzy recommendations – being definite without being dogmatic

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