The Analytics Engineering Roundup
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Why it's so hard to tell the truth and how Taylor Murphy tries anyway.
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... and other data stories: where to wire up A/B tests, your first management experience, why Scrum is like the Kardashians, and yes, that NYTimes viz.
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Why our organizational context inherently jeopardizes our role as truth-tellers. And some thoughts on what to do about it.
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Get to know more about Tristan’s trajectory as a human, as a writer, and as CEO at dbt Labs.
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What we learned from Coalesce 2021: why most data problems are about people, how to meet people where they are, and learning from open source to empower…
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How much more stuff will be built on top of the modern data stack? And how will that impact each of us as practitioners?
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Can streaming analytics allow analysts to facilitate better customer (like real, end customer) experiences?
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Embracing the chaos, and why data job titles are so 2021.
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Why—eventually—the analytics organization will melt into the background.
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David is Sr. Director of Data at Lyst, and as leader of their analytics + data science teams he has followed the evolution of data roles closely over…
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How the modern data stack has fueled a data sources soup and why this makes analysts work on "hard mode". Who needs to pay attention when analysts need…
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Why not all decisions are the same, and why any measure of effective analytics needs to recognize that.
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