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Organizing a scientific consultancy can be a daunting kind of activity for a scientist, immersing him into areas undreamed of in graduate school—especially business-oriented matters for which a technical education provides zero preparation. Fortunately, good advice about how to start is available, from a library bookshelf of how-to books like this one, from short-term workshops at a nearby Holiday Inn, or from colleagues already involved in a consulting business.
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© 1997 Carl J. Sindermann and Thomas K. Sawyer
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Sindermann, C.J., Sawyer, T.K. (1997). Organizing a Scientific Consulting Group. In: The Scientist as Consultant. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-5992-8_6
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