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Students' Guide to Business Computing
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Students' Guide to Business Computing

by Norman Stang, Frank Blewett
May 2014
Beginner content levelBeginner
240 pages
10h 49m
English
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Students' Guide to Business Computing
But you will find that unstructured interviews have some snags and
limitations:
1 You may make it difficult to distinguish fact from opinion.
2 They can represent an inefficient use of
time.
When it comes to interviewing the direct users of the system it is more
likely that you would employ a structured interview. This provides
the following advantages:
1 You use the same wording to questions for all the interviewees.
2 You therefore will find it easier to conduct the interview.
3 Interviews can be shorter than if unstructured.
4 The responses to your questions can be more objective.
5 You require less
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ISBN: 9781483104263