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What if your company is not on the analytics kick or does not make enough money to afford those fancy software tools advertising predictive analytics or some kind of analytics? What if your peers simply do not have any interest in exploring how to use data and find valuable information? You might still be able…
Since my last post on the coronavirus data before the Labor Day weekend (two posts ago?), I’ve watched a few videos on using Power BI to track the coronavirus. Most of them show just the usual: total number of cases, deaths and recoveries by global, country or states shown as a card, a table, line…
A couple of posts ago, I said that I was going to do some comments on certain topics in Rework and their newest book, It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Work, by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson. Last time I wrote about their provocative idea that failure is not something to be celebrated…
Just a day after I do a post on capitalism and the dangers of its “bad behavior”, this article comes out describing rich men calling for changes, including higher taxes on the wealthy. It was nice to see them call out for changes to rectify the current inequities. Jamie Dimon was one of the billionaires…
I’m not saying run through the red lights or book fictitious revenues – there are reasons for those kind of rules. But there are others that you can and probably NEED to break in order to attain productivity. Like, are you still manually inputting numbers into your spreadsheets? Why? Here is where you can do…
I think, cross my fingers, that the second round of budgeting is over but I learned something: I think I may have gotten lazy over the years. My boss can work long hours for days on end, which is intimidating and a bit worrisome. Do people now expect you to pull multiple days of working…
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