Learning and following up on the topics in our podcast will help you to become more effective at work through:
- Learning about ongoing methodological discussions
- Applying better statistical methods
- Building competency
- Becoming a leader (with or without an administrative title)
- Influencing without authority
- Building your brand
- Getting the right things done effectively
- Collaborating effectively within and across companies/organizations
We will not cover advanced programming skills and news, just for sharing them. While we will talk about upcoming events, we will always focus on the content to make the podcast episodes as valuable as possible.
Previous Episodes
Introduction to Clivoffective
The field of statistics is rapidly growing, and statisticians play an important role in providing a competitive advantage to companies. However, finding the right job or candidate for a position
Killer statistician
In the field of statistics, we need specific skills necessary for being successfull. Debarshi Dey, currently the head of the Statistics and Programming and Data Management department at Morphosys, has
How to get our statistics community to the next level
We statisticians have always been important for brining new therapies to patients. We design experiments, analyze and interpret data to provide valuable insights that can help make informed decisions. However,
5 Reasons for Career Failure
Are you a statistician or data scientist looking to excel in your career and make an impact in the healthcare industry? Today’s episode is inspired by a German podcast that delved
Announcing The Effective Statistician Academy
If you’re a statistician, data scientist, or programmer looking for quality training opportunities that will help you advance your career, you might want to look into The Effective Statistician Academy.
Setting expectations – an art and a science
What strategies do you use in your work as a statistician to ensure successful outcomes? How do you set expectations with stakeholders when tackling a project?Are there any common mistakes
Join The Effective Statistician LinkedIn group
Never miss an episode of The Effective Statistician
Join hundreds of your peers and subscribe to get our latest updates by email!
Get the