Data Party!

Considering a move into data management? Transitioning to management can be annoying. You are the best IC in town, and now, suddenly, you have to replicate yourself in your team without doing the work yourself. Or is that even true? Join me and Mengying Li [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mengyingli/], an impressive data leader that has made the switch 2x, offering the highlights of her experience in data management at Meta and Notion. Curious to hear more of Mengying's thoughts? Subscribe to her substack here [(https://mengying.substack.com/)] Music by Christoph Scholl [https://pixabay.com/users/tuesdaynight-24999875/?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=12949] from Pixabay [https://pixabay.com//?utm_source=link-attribution&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=music&utm_content=12949]

“Can you just put this into a stacked bar chart?” A question data analysts hear millions of times. Low and behold, once our 5 category chart is built, everyone marvels at it beauty but wait, there is 1 problem, what on earth is it telling us? Join us as Weronika Gawarska, a known voice in the Tableau community shares her views on some of the best and worst data visualizations she has encountered and gives invaluable insights on creating impactful data visualizations that truly tell a story. Music by Vincent [Music by ]

1 morning catchy email. This email came from a company called Offerfit. I was so intrigued by this message it dragged me out to a fancy dinner (no complaints there) and i had the added pleasure of meeting Nathaniel. In today’s episode we are going to talk with Nathaniel, who leads product marketing at Offerfit [https://offerfit.ai/] and understand, is A/B testing really dead? White paper in Community Bandits here [https://offerfit.ai/content/white-paper-pdf/a-community-of-bandits-download] Outro music by LoFi Rhodes for Intro/Outro 0132 [https://pixabay.com/music/beats-lofi-rhodes-for-introoutro-0132-12949/]

You've read it in every product manager job description: Data driven decision-making is a must. You have read it in every product book, “Talk to your customers” and use that data to find what they really want. So, you would think that a background in data would be an advantage to becoming a product manager. Think again, fewer than 17% of product managers have a data background! Why I hear you scream? Kelly Chou, seasoned PM and a member of the exclusive Data PM club comes to share her views on why.

What on earth is a data party?