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I get some of my best ideas from my clients. (That’s because consulting when I listen well is a two-way street!) So I wasn’t surprised when, during a recent debrief, a client mentioned a simple way to improve the human spectrogram maps I’ve recommended and run for decades. Read the full article at Conferences That Work The post Making the human spectrogram map even better appeared first on Conferences That Work.
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