Podcast Episode 4 - The war on drills - 'Peace Talks'
Apr 19, 2017
1 min read
I this episode I respond to some of the criticism I received from some quarters of the academic community for my recent podcast episode 'The War on Drills'. In the podcast I explain the rationale behind this stance and challenge several of the accusations that have been levelled at me since posting it.
I make reference to the 'funnel of variability' again in this podcast and a number of you have contacted me to find out more about this. I will be running a webinar on this on Friday 29th April.
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