I was asked by the organizing committee of the 4th Annual "
Let's Talk About Service" Workshop to conduct a
seminar on a qualitative research method to a little over 30 PhD students. The focus was on "The Critical Incident Technique in Service Research" and was based upon an
article I published on the method about a decade ago.
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The seminar was in the "Arsenal" at the University of Namur |
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One of several "hands on" activities I had the attendees doing. |
After a long day of discussing Service Research Priorities and then working at the CIT seminar, the entire group went to a wine tasting at
Grafe Lecocq.
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Sampling the wine with Bart Larivière, one of the organizers of the LTAS workshop. |
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