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On 30th of November 2021, we had a 2-hour Live Podcast Episode for the 200th episode of The Effective Statistician Podcast! It was streamed into LinkedIn. In this episode, we invited the guest speakers from the Top 20 Most Downloaded Podcast Episodes to share the most important lessons. We also invited long-time listeners
Have you ever been stuck in moving something forward?Do you wonder why others seem to be able to cut through the bureaucracy more easily?Are you frustrated by the politics around you? In todays episode, we will explore what knowledge you need to gain in order to decrease your frustration in
Interview with Olaf Kapinski Olaf has a really interesting character. He is an IT guy and he went up through the ranks of different companies, had a great career and learned quite a lot about leadership. He was applying a lot of these learnings and now he’s training others in
Interview with Roger Hoerl, Ron Snee, and Geoff Vining What is Statistical Engineering (SE)? How did the idea of Statistical Engineering come about? Is SE an idea and a practice, or is it a profession, or both? How does SE compare to the role/profession of “statistician” and/or “data scientist”? In
Interview with Margaret Gamalo Today, listen to an interview with Margaret Gamalo, about how to combine a control arm with real world evidence data, a really hot topic. Also, Margaret has been sharing her knowledge for a long time and has gained lots of opportunities this way. Helping others will
Are you overwhelmed by work? Do you feel like being constantly under time pressure? As I’m talking with colleagues in nearly all organizations, there seems to be an overall increase in workload, shorter timelines, a reduced number of people to help, and also an increase in complexity of the projects.
Do you want to help someone improve their visualization skills?Or do you want to train others on any other statistics skills? Training is a very important topic for us statisticians. We train people all the time it can be about statistics or non-statistics. Today, I’ll be sharing some of my
While we go through our career, we have lots of days that are more or less similar: meetings, discussions, and emails. But sometimes there are spotlight moments. You can be in a meeting with various senior people or work with new clients that is really critical. You have a meeting
Interview with Ena Bromley What is a statistical unicorn?What should we be doing to become one? Gary Sullivan introduced me to Ena and she’s a really interesting statistician. She was actually quite ahead of her time when she founded her CRO. Listen while Ena and I discuss how to improve
Interview with Lousin Mehrabi Many statisticians and data scientists see themselves as introverts. Does this imply, that we are therefore bad negotiators? What are the limitations and strength of introverts in negotiations?What does listening really mean and why is it important for negotiations?How do to handle different emotions during negotiations
Interview with David Hand What is Dark Data?What inspired David to write this book? What did he hope to accomplish in its writing? Today, we all make decisions using data. Dark Data shows us all how to reduce the risk of making bad ones. In this episode we focus on how you can
Interview with Irene de la Torre Arenas How does data visualization work for journalism?What can we learn from it as statisticians? Today, we will be talking about data visualization in journalism with Irene. She has worked for BBC so she has a background with journalism and we will learn from