I generally post a few examples where I gathered a lot of details about a common problem (Market manipulated coins: RAVE, M, LAB, etc) and after pivot to researching other topics I find interesting (EX: home invasion robberies) because the work becomes boring if you only do the same types of cases.
A researcher explains their habit of collecting detailed examples of market-manipulated coins and then switching to other topics to avoid boredom.
I generally post a few examples where I gathered a lot of details about a common problem (Market manipulated coins: RAVE, M, LAB, etc) and after pivot to researching other topics I find interesting (EX: home invasion robberies) because the work becomes boring if you only do the same types of cases.
I generally post a few examples where I gathered a lot of details about a common problem (Market manipulated coins: RAVE, M, LAB, etc) and after pivot to researching other topics I find interesting (EX: home invasion robberies) because the work becomes boring if you only do the same types of cases.
I generally post a few examples where I gathered a lot of details about a common problem (Market manipulated coins: RAVE, M, LAB, etc) and after pivot to researching other topics I find interesting (EX: home invasion robberies) because the work becomes boring if you only do the same types of cases.
I generally post a few examples where I gathered a lot of details about a common problem (Market manipulated coins: RAVE, M, LAB, etc) and after pivot to researching other topics I find interesting (EX: home invasion robberies) because the work becomes boring if you only do the same types of cases.