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NCP Flanders survey still open until 13 October

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NCP Flanders is conducting a short survey to collect feedback on its services and suggestions on how they can be further improved.

The NCP Flanders team greatly appreciates it if you could take a few minutes of your time (if you haven’t done so yet) to provide your answers and suggestions via this link.

The survey will be open for answers for another 2,5 weeks until 13 October 2023.

The survey is anonymous and structured along three main chapters: NCP assistance, info sessions, and NCP website & LinkedIn. If the responding person indicates not to know one of these aspects, the survey will automatically continue with the next chapter.

Thank you very much for your highly appreciated feedback!

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