3: Elizabeth Moore: Your analytics are only as good as the problem you're trying to solve
Release Date: 09/20/2018
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info_outlineElizabeth Moore is a world-class leader of Insights and Analytics teams in large corporations. I am honoured to have spent some time with her talking about what makes for smarter data people.
Liz speaks about:
- Working in a meeting-rich environment
- Her routine as a Senior Manager in a complex corporate environment
- Why data professionals get arrested in their careers (and how not to)
- The importance of fueling curiosity
- How the best relationships are forged in disaster
- How she keeps up with her professional development
- The importance of the meeting before the meeting
- Why she seeks "consulting" skills in insight professionals and is hiring ex-Strategy consultants because they have what it takes to get to the "next level" with insights
show notes
https://consultantsconsultant.com.au/podcast/3-elizabeth-moore/