Teaching analytics with modern Excel
Modern Data Analytics in Excel is my second book. On the one hand, publishing a second book doesn't seem as daunting or monumental as the first, because I'm familiar with the process. On the other …
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A few weeks ago, I wrote a post outlining ten pitfalls to avoid in data solopreneurship: Writing a technical book demands immense effort, just like starting a business. Pouring your heart and …
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One of the most frustrating practices I noticed in grad school is that there's really only one way to grow an academic authority: publish articles in peer-reviewed journals; the higher impact factor, …
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I'm excited to share that I served as a co-author on a new O'Reilly Media report sponsored by analytics software provider Acquia. The report, Transforming Customer Data into Insights: A Chief …
I'm launching a book at a weird time. Toward the (one can only hope) end of a pandemic, book sales are booming, but it's so hard to …
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Very happy to share that my DataCamp course "Survey and Measure Development in R" is now available. Check it out here -- the first chapter is free. From the course description: How can we measure …
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