Chris, I love the future belongs to the flexible takeaway. I think that's always been the case.
I learned early on in my first role in Marketing Research for a large bank that ultimately you can interpret and write up data with any slant you want to say. 60% of people responding X is another way of saying 40% of people say Y. It all depends on the story you want to tell or wnat to see.
Oh another thing we have in common huh Chris? I’m not sure if you saw my guest post for Tracy Mansolilo’s Power of Change last week on how forced change can create opportunity when you’re laid off, but I talk about that under my layoff #1 :)
Chris, I love the future belongs to the flexible takeaway. I think that's always been the case.
I learned early on in my first role in Marketing Research for a large bank that ultimately you can interpret and write up data with any slant you want to say. 60% of people responding X is another way of saying 40% of people say Y. It all depends on the story you want to tell or wnat to see.
Large banks are fun to work for, eh? We should commiserate on that one day
Oh another thing we have in common huh Chris? I’m not sure if you saw my guest post for Tracy Mansolilo’s Power of Change last week on how forced change can create opportunity when you’re laid off, but I talk about that under my layoff #1 :)
You should talk to https://substack.com/@aishaommaya about this. She's doing a podcast all about the in-between state.
Will check it out, thanks for the tip. Glad to commiserate on big banks with you anytime ;)