Archives for October 2021

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 insights, tips, and tricks on how to do that in an effective way.

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 that will make it or break it. Very often these kind of meetings come with some kind of warning. You e.g. know you need to defend your case in front of a committee and it will be a tough discussion.

One of the toughest discussion you can be in as a statistician is a GBA hearing in Germany. During this meeting you can make or break the launch of a new product or indication in Germany with consequences for Europe and beyond. As a statistician you’re here in a high stake discussion.

In this episode, I’ll be giving you some tips on what can you do to be prepared for it:

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 one’s career and how to make good choices that help you become more effective and have more impact at work.