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Data Literacy & Culture

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The Psychology of Business Intelligence Implementations: Tableau and the Culture of Yes

Erik Erikson had a rock star name before his time. Born today, I imagine he’d front a band that is

How the EXCEL?!

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Push, Pull, or Punish – Getting Adoption with Tableau Server in the Age of Distraction (or how do I stop telling people where the server is)

If you’ve ever spent any time with 5-year-olds, you know they love emergencies. These small beings will go out of

Data Literacy & Culture

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Data Literacy and the Art of the Chart

I do my best to stay away from chart discussions. Charts are one of MANY tools I use within my

We are the kraken to our own ships here, kids. We can take a tally of the world, add up all the numbers we see that account for our difference, and compare. There are others who don't feel like they belong.

5 Books You Might Not Have in your Tableau Analyst Library (Yet)

There's loads of posts recommending the books du jour for dashboards, design, and everything else. This is not that post, kids. In fact, in all your book-buying rage, I'm betting these ones may have been missed.

Data Literacy & Culture

Linear Aggression – Degrees, Data Science, and Career Development

In a world not too far away, we were taught to get a degree, get a job, and stay the

Design Thinking, Tableau

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Designing Data Driven Applications in Tableau: How We Brainstorm

Everyone loves the idea generation phase. So, why it is the second step in our Designing Data Driven Applications in

Catalyst Chats, Tableau, Tableau Starter Kit

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5 Hacks for Learning (Tableau, Alteryx, or anything else) in the New Year

It’s a new year and everyone is setting the pace on their goals. Which, almost always, includes learning something new.

Design Thinking, Tableau

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Designing Data Driven Applications in Tableau: How We Scope

What I love most about Tableau is that it lets me do some pretty amazing things without writing a line

3 Things I Hope Happen for you next year

The world has convinced us that work is a race, that we all can't 'win' so we have to beat out someone else to the top. Maybe that's true in interviews. I hope that your office can see everything else can be a team sport and we don't all need to be MVPs. Sure, it feels good to be singled out, but it also feels good to lift someone else up.

Tableau, Tableau Starter Kit

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STEAL THESE TIPS! (Not the dashboard)

You want to make an all-star Tableau dashboard, but you’re tired and the coffee maker is fresh out, save for

We pick our values with the things we say, the decisions we make, and the things we espouse. We choose our heroes, our stories, and the myths that will outlast us.