Enabling statisticians to lead through innovation and excellence - sponsored by PSI
Do you think, R can’t be used for regulatory submissions?
Are you forced to use SAS but would like to use R instead?
Would you like to understand how you can make R submission proof?
Then this interview with Lyn Tailor and Craig McIlloney helps you. Both work on the PSI special interest group Application and Implementation of Methodologies in Statistics (AIMS) on this topics.
Furthermore, we cover the following topics:
[Read more…] about The rise of R and what role the AIMS SIG plays in itWith some nice drinks in our hands, we welcome the new year and commit to new year resolutions. We set our personal goals and pretty soon, we’ll have discussions at work about business related goals.
This episode will help you to not only be ready for the discussions with your supervisor, but also give you tools to reach the goals with better probability than the usual vague new years resolutions.
We’ll start the episode with discussing some reasons for setting goals, which include:
[Read more…] about Impress your supervisor by being super prepared for your goal setting discussionHave you ever been proposing or defending a project in a larger meeting – maybe even with senior management – and it didn’t go as smoothly as you would like?
Or do you prepare yourself for such a meeting and you feel unsure about what to expect?
Then, this episode will help you!
[Read more…] about How to prewire a meetingSame procedure every year – the year end review as part of the performance management appears on your calendar. Are you worried about filling in forms? Do you feel like this is not adding value?
In this episode, we give you practical tips how to master the review like a pro.
[Read more…] about How to prepare for your year end review to stand out!Everybody knows such situations: tight timelines, high expectations and many things to do!
But how can we work effectively in such situations. Many different productivity experts have written about this topic.
In this episode, I’m speaking about how to implement these approaches and also my personal learnings and challenges during a time, where I needed them.
[Read more…] about Getting things done, when timelines are tight – learnings from a self-experiment in deep workAre you still counting tables? Do you worry about having to many of them? Do you wonder how to get an overview across all the results?
In this episode, we will talk about this thoughts and we will explore, how tables fit into the bigger picture.
We will also discuss alternative ways to deal with results, which will:
If you think, this sounds like magic, listen to this podcast episode.
[Read more…] about Tables are not the key deliverables!
