New episode of The View on Data is live 🎙️ This week, Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie dig into one of the biggest myths in data: that every decision requires flawless, statistically significant datasets. They explore: • What “good enough” data really looks like • How to set expectations with stakeholders • Why confidence and clarity often matter more than perfection 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/gcUsut6B

New episode of The View on Data is live 🎙️ This week, Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie dig into one of the biggest myths in data: that every decision requires flawless, statistically significant datasets. They explore: • What “good enough” data really looks like • How to set expectations with stakeholders • Why confidence and clarity often matter more than perfection 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/eHSBHwjE

Perfection in data is a myth. In the latest episode of The View on Data, Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie unpack how teams can make strong calls with incomplete or inconsistent data. The discussion covers: 🔹 Defining “good enough” in practice 🔹 Communicating clearly when the data isn’t perfect 🔹 Balancing confidence with precision 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/gJDJKcEH

Perfection in data is a myth. In the latest episode of The View on Data, Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie unpack how teams can make strong calls with incomplete or inconsistent data. The discussion covers: 🔹 Defining “good enough” in practice 🔹 Communicating clearly when the data isn’t perfect 🔹 Balancing confidence with precision 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/eenqTj5i

Perfection in data is a myth. In the latest episode of The View on Data, Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie unpack how teams can make strong calls with incomplete or inconsistent data. The discussion covers: 🔹 Defining “good enough” in practice 🔹 Communicating clearly when the data isn’t perfect 🔹 Balancing confidence with precision 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/g-uuVSnR

Here’s a simple but powerful shift for data teams: know who your real customer is. Most data teams think their customer is the stakeholder who requested the work… But the real customer is the end user whose life or decision should get better because of it. When you start designing for that person, not just the requester, everything changes: your priorities, your design, even what you choose to measure. — Experiencing Data is in the top 2% of all podcasts worldwide. This is an excerpt from the full episode and summary at: https://bit.ly/3WAlo1o

Not every decision needs perfect data. On the newest episode of The View on Data 🎙️ Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie talk about why progress often beats perfection, and how to act with confidence even when the numbers aren’t pristine. They share lessons on setting expectations, communicating clearly, and defining what “good enough” looks like for real-world decisions. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/d_nVb9wE

THE SWD PODCAST Listen in to bestselling author Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic and members of the storytelling with data team as they talk with industry-leading experts and explore how to become a more effective communicator of data with our collection of over 90 episodes. From designing dashboards that deliver to turning data into art, speaking with confidence, and even inspiring kids with data, there’s something for everyone who wants to tell clearer, more compelling data stories. Listen wherever you get your podcasts → https://lnkd.in/ebaC4Yu

Not every decision needs perfect data. On the newest episode of The View on Data 🎙️ Faith, Ric, Paige, and Jerrie talk about why progress often beats perfection, and how to act with confidence even when the numbers aren’t pristine. They share lessons on setting expectations, communicating clearly, and defining what “good enough” looks like for real-world decisions. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/e8GEsxNg

Too many analytics teams are rewarded for accuracy instead of impact. Analysts give answers, and product people ask questions. The shift from analytics to product thinking isn’t about tools or frameworks, it’s about curiosity. It’s moving from ‘here’s what the data says’ to ‘what problem are we actually trying to solve, and for whom?’ That’s where the real leverage is, in asking better questions, not just delivering faster answers. — Experiencing Data is in the top 2% of all podcasts worldwide. This is an excerpt from the full episode and summary at: https://bit.ly/3WAlo1o