Leadership is one of the most important aspects of any organization, and statistics is no exception. Good leadership can help a field grow and shape the future, while bad leadership can lead to stagnation or even ruin. In this episode, we discuss what leadership means for statisticians, how we develop our own leadership style, and …
Interview with Helen Packham Are you struggling with your presentations? How would storytelling increase the interest of your listeners? How does audience relatability help in improving the way you can connect with them effectively? How will establishing rapport with your audience affect the overall value of your message and how it is going to be …
In this last part of the leadership series with Gary Sullivan, we talk about the next steps, you can take to work on your leadership skills. We cover the following areas: Books Mentoring Role of supervisors Podcasts Mastermind groups Courses
Does Multi-tasking help or harm you?How could you handle the desire to multitask more effectively? What fallacies about multitasking does the world currently believe?Are there ways to be more productive other than multitasking?How does focus change the way we function in any form of industry? This podcast gives you an idea of what multitasking is, …
Interview with Daniel Saure Indirect comparisons and network-meta analyses play a rising role in our world. A pubmed search provides 240 hits for the term network meta-analysis in 2011. This increased to 3223 in ten years later 2021 – more than 13 times more! There are many problems you can solve using these approaches and …
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In this second part of the interview with Gary (check here for part 1), we speak about the building blocks of leadership without authority from a statistician’s perspective. We cover questions like: Is influence the same as power? What is the role of trust, what are the different elements of trust and how can we …