Teaching analytics with modern Excel
As I have been fumbling my way through learning Python, online forums and communities have fascinated me. Why are some forums strict to the point of rudeness and others nearly a yes-man …
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Why is Domo not the answer? What does playing the bass have to do with developing a spreadsheet? Watch and learn! I had a spirited conversation with Oz du Soleil and Alex Powers on Alex's It's Not …
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One book that I keep coming back to is Tyler Cowen's Average is Over, which predicts the effects of the concentration of information technology at the hands of a few.While the information age …
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As I mentioned in my last post, I am going back to school for a PhD at Case Western Reserve University. I predicted this would influence my blogging. Well, that didn't take long.My program in design …
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This is a preview of my forthcoming course on networking for analysts. Learn more at georgejmount.com/networkingcourse .Weinberg and Mares in Traction: How Any Startup Can Achieve Explosive Customer …
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When I share new content, the audience falls into roughly three categories:90% ignore it. 7% give me private feedback on cosmetics: that photo was blurry, something is out of order, etc. 3% like, …
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