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- Cyril Souchon
- Itinerant project & programme consultant, Mentor and occasional Business Analyst. I know what I know, I do what I do, and just often enough, I get to help. There are 2 blogs that express this ~ each has an "About" page that'll tell you more about them.
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Disclaimer
I give a lot of advice in this blog: Its my opinion and doesn't have to be yours.
In particular, if you do what I say and it doesn't work out, then its your problem, not mine ~ not all scenarios are exactly comparable, and you need to exercise your own common sense and judgment before you settle on a course of action ... obviously ...
In particular, if you do what I say and it doesn't work out, then its your problem, not mine ~ not all scenarios are exactly comparable, and you need to exercise your own common sense and judgment before you settle on a course of action ... obviously ...
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