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A survey for the game developers concerning Risk Management strategy
Hello all! I am conducting a survey for my Master thesis concerning the effectiveness of using Risk Management strategies in the gaming industry. This survey is open for all you folks and is posted below. It doesn’t ask for your name, completely anonymous and costs less than 10 minutes of your time to finish it. It is very simple and straightforward. I understand it is very hard to do a survey, especially with your hectic work but please, I implore you wonderful folks to try it out! Thank you for your taking the time to read and fill this out.
Have a great day!
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