Enabling statisticians to lead through innovation and excellence - sponsored by PSI
As a statistician we delegate all the time with programming being probably the most prevalent example.
In this episode, we start by showing in two personal examples how delegation improves your productivity amazingly or how it can lead into complete disaster.
Furthermore we cover the following questions: [Read more…] about 4 principles about effective delegation and how not only managers can benefit from it
In this episode we have our first non-statistician as a guest. Julia has build her own consulting and training company Zestfor. She and her team specialise in developing Training programmes and resources scientifically tailored for technical markets – including Pharmaceutical, IT, and Life Sciences.
Getting things done through others is a key part or even the definition of leadership and her clients face often the same situation like statisticians. They need to convince people rather than commanding them.
In this episode, we cover the following topics: [Read more…] about Impactful influencing: actionable advice to get things done through and with others – Interview with Julia Carter
In order to make new drugs available to patients in Australia, a successful interaction with the PBAC – the Australian HTA body is needed. Alan Brnabic lives in Australia and collected a lot of experience with these submissions over the years.
In this episode, we cover: [Read more…] about How to successfully submit a reimbursement dossier in Australia? Interview with Alan Brnabic on the statistician’s perspective
In this podcast episode, we discuss an important part of leadership – proactive behaviour. Or simply put – drive!
As a statistician, you’re day-to-day approach about this topic will build up to long-term success.
We discuss various aspects of drive including: [Read more…] about As a statistician – do you take the back seat or do you drive yourself?
Ok – not everything, but in this episode you will get all the tips to make sure, you avoid the most common mistakes and that your code looks professional.
Shafi Chowdhury is an expert programmer who has developed a style guide, which his clients apply broadly. He regularly gives trainings on SAS programming and build his own company based on these skills.
He walks us through the different points and clarifies, why they are important from an efficiency but also from a quality perspective.
In this episode, we’ll cover an amazing story by one of the best programmers and mentors I ever worked with – Shafi Chowdhury (www.shaficonsultancy.com).
We’ll explore how it changed from being a freelance programmer only to building his company on the side. He had a great vision in mind, that drove him forward.
You’ll also hear about his approach to teaching and mentoring – or in general helping people do their job better. His abundance mindset inspires me a lot. Shafi explains, why and how he made his own job redundant in his own company. [Read more…] about On building your own company – interview with Shafi Chowdhury
