Resources to help you prepare for technical questions & tests
Sharing 4 resources to help you prepare for technical questions & tests, as part of assessment process for analyst or data scientist roles.
Tag: statistics
September 29, 2020
Lies, damn lies & the wrong statistics, measuring what matters, part 1
Building on this month’s focus, the reality of applying analytics in businesses, let’s tackle the issue of the wrong statistics. False comfort can be achieved […]
We shall miss Hans Rosling, but let’s learn from his genius
Given our focus as a blog, I didn’t want to let another week go by without acknowledging the passing of Hans Rosling. When I first […]
Do you know how to handle a propensity model?
When you talk to most database marketers, they will agree with the importance of using a propensity model to target direct marketing. Over the last […]
How big is your toolbox? More analytics methods to try
Sharing resources from analytics blogs to help leaders increase their analytics methods repertoire. Focussed on lower scores in our poll.
Is your use more advanced than our analytics poll results?
Round-up of interim results from our analytics poll, on real world usage of analytics (especially in Financial Services). How does your usage compare?
How do you benchmark on our latest analytics poll?
This month we will focus more on analytics. Following last year’s analytics poll, concerning which software you use, this time we turn to the topic […]
Could you be excited by automated pricing models for free?
How long does it take to build your insurance pricing models? At what cost, especially if this work is completed by highly paid actuaries? In […]
Correlation is not Causality
I don’t know about you, but one of the perennial issues I experience when communicating analytical findings to clients, or fellow business leaders, is to help […]
Event: Analytics for Insurance, Europe 2014
This conference was well attended and lived up to it’s billing of attracting insurers, consultants and suppliers from across Europe. With approximately 200 attendees and representation […]