Best of the episodes from 2018 and outlook for 2019
Happy Christmas! This episode is the last one in 2018 and we will distill the best of the last 40 episodes for you in this Christmas edition of the podcast.
Leadership
How to work with key opinion leaders (KOLs)
KOLs play a major role in the health sector and professionally working together with them will boost your career! This episode provides you with lots of insights and tips.
The past, present and future of estimands!
Many scientific events, conference sessions, publications, and presentations are organized around this topic. Thus, I’m super happy, that we have Mouna and Chrissie on the podcast as they have presented this topic on various occasions.
How to prewire a meeting
Have 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?
How to prepare for your year end review to stand out!
Same 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?
Why should statisticians care about leadership and developing their leadership skills? Interview with Gary Sullivan
We’ll explore where leadership powers originate, how they shape decision-making, and most importantly, how you can harness them to amplify your influence and effectiveness within your statistical domain.
Getting access for patients to new medications in Germany – the biggest challenges in the HTA process and how to address them: Interview with Carsten Schwenke
We’ll explore where leadership powers originate, how they shape decision-making, and most importantly, how you can harness them to amplify your influence and effectiveness within your statistical domain.
How to make the right portfolio decisions – Interview with Andreas Sashegyi
We’ll explore where leadership powers originate, how they shape decision-making, and most importantly, how you can harness them to amplify your influence and effectiveness within your statistical domain.
British Airways, CROs, Programmers – why you should start with Why
We’ll explore where leadership powers originate, how they shape decision-making, and most importantly, how you can harness them to amplify your influence and effectiveness within your statistical domain.
Getting things done, when timelines are tight – learnings from a self-experiment in deep work
We’ll explore where leadership powers originate, how they shape decision-making, and most importantly, how you can harness them to amplify your influence and effectiveness within your statistical domain.
