Here you can learn how to add new statistical methods to your toolbox. These may not be neccessarily cutting edge methods, but approaches, that you are not yet aware about.
Losing a job is never an easy experience. It can be especially challenging when it happens unexpectedly. Unfortunately, layoffs are a reality for many people in any stage of their career. Even if an individual has been working at the same company for years, they are surely not be immune to layoff decisions. That’s why …
Podcasts have become a popular form of media for sharing information, telling stories, and building an audience. But have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of creating a successful podcast? Today, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Reine Escalona and Kacey Tunac, the podcast production and management team called VVS, …
Personal growth is an integral part of every individual’s life. It is a continuous process of self-improvement, learning, and self-discovery. Also, as a statistician you should always be on a quest for personal and professional development. The journey towards growth is unique, and understanding yourself is a critical step towards achieving your potential. In this …
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Managing paperwork can be an excruciating process for both companies and individuals, particularly in the pharmaceutical research and development space. But what if there was a way to make it easier for sponsors, small businesses, and individual experts to work together seamlessly? In this episode, Sheila Mahoney-Jewels and I dive into the topic of LifeSciHub, a …
In part 1 of this series, we explored the perspectives on commercializing statistical inventions, leveraging external resources, collaboration, and setting up a community of statistical methodology leaders. Innovation is essential for advancing drug development, and statisticians play a vital role in driving statistical innovation. However, to overcome the barriers to innovation, statisticians need to work together, …
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You have to be extroverted to be a leader. Only if you have employees are you a leader. Either you have it or you don’t. Leaders have a natural gift, you can’t learn it. Those are three typical myths about leaders. In today’s episode, I talk with Gary about these three false beliefs. We point out why …