Your Data Storytelling needs less data and more stories (part 2 of 2)
Part two of series on Data Storytelling. Why you need more of a focus one story & not just data viz, plus how to learn from South Park & GOT.
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February 24, 2022
Your Data Storytelling needs less data and more stories (part 1 of 2)
Why you need to focus on storytelling and not just good data visualisations to tell compelling data stories. A challenge from Martin Squires.
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Is ‘being corporate’ preventing you from seeing with fresh eyes?
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5 more ways leaders and analysts can think differently to be data-led
5 more ways you can think differently as a leader, in order to be data-led. Guest blogger, Harry Powell shares from his personal experience.
A common mistake analysts make, failing to recognise your own bias
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5 common mistakes made by analysts and how to avoid them in future
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