Subject matter experts should not include previous jobholders, private consultants, and customers/clients.

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Previous jobholders, private consultants, and customers/clients can be valuable sources of information and expertise, especially in certain situations. However, subject matter experts are typically individuals who have direct experience and knowledge in a particular area or field, such as scientists, engineers, or industry insiders. Therefore, while these other groups may be consulted during the research or information-gathering process, they would not typically be considered subject matter experts.

Subject Matter Experts Should Not Include Previous Jobholders, Private Consultants