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Interviews Interviews are usually conducted oneonone either facetoface or by telephone to obtain detailed information from participants stakeholders and partners about their views on a projectprogram

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This information is then used as part of planning andor evaluating a projectprogram 99 Interviews can be unstructured by holding a normal conversation with followup questions at the time of the interview 99 semistructured by using a set of standardi

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Interviews Interviews are usually conducted oneonone either facetoface or by telephone to obtain detailed information from participants stakeholders and partners about their views on a projectprogram






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This information is then used as part of planning andor evaluating a projectprogram 99 Interviews can be unstructured by holding a normal conversation with followup questions at the time of the interview 99 semistructured by using a set of standardi ID: 7237 Download Pdf

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