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A Great Analyst's Best Friends: Skepticism & Wisdom!

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Here's something important I've observed in my experience in working with data, and changing organizations with ideas: Great Analysts are always skeptical. " If you are not skeptical, you are going to die (from a professional perspective). And, yet… You can't be paralyzed by skepticism.

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Knowledge

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How can my company become great?" How can my company become great?" Convert Data Skeptics: Document, Educate & Pick Your Poison. Podcast: Being Data-Driven, Exploiting the Long Tail, Analyst Skills. Redefining Conventional Wisdom On "Enterprise Class" Web Analytics. Be data driven?"

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It's Not The Ink, It's The Think: 6 Effective Data Visualization Strategies

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This is what I mean by an Analyst's death at the last mile … I'm confident a ton of work went into getting the data, analyzing it, creating this graph and choosing just the right fonts… It is also true that it is completely ineffective and no one will understand anything. Death at the last-mile. More direct.

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Responses to Negative Data: Four Senior Leadership Archetypes.

Occam's Razor

Included below is my accumulated wisdom, with the hope that you’ll fall in navigate category and not the crushed one. Bonus Reads : A Great Analyst's Best Friends: Skepticism & Wisdom! & appeared first on Occam's Razor by Avinash Kaushik. Archetype #1: The Bubble King (/Queen).

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The Artificial Intelligence Opportunity: A Camel to Cars Moment

Occam's Razor

3: AI: A conversation with a skeptic. And, the next day, all 14 started again with this new level of collective wisdom. There will be great improvement if the task is repetitive and does not require imagination/creativity/intrinsic intelligence. AI: A conversation with a skeptic. I assure you, skepticism is warranted.

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Web Analytics: Frequently Asked Questions And Direct Answers

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It is a great way to stay connected to what's most important to you (and keep the blog and its content relevant!). Nose to the grind "How do I" questions: David Walizer: How do you sell the value of web analytics to a skeptical client in 30 seconds or less? Did I say achieving greatness takes effort & desire?