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Surveys that work for the Harvard User Research Community

Caroline Jarrett 24 April 2024 19 January 2022
Surveys that work for the Harvard User Research Community

I was delighted to begin this year’s presentations by talking about my book, Surveys That Work, as part of the Brown Bag Book Club series organised by the User Research Center at Harvard University An encouragingly large group of HarvardContinue reading… Surveys that work for the Harvard User Research Community

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