Episode 1461
What we can learn from Taylor Swift about creating data visualizations
Interview with Nicholas Lowthorpe
The Effective Statistician - in association with PSI
November 2, 202044m 31s
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Show Notes
Interview with Nicholas Lowthorpe
Join us in today's episode as we are talking about the following points:
| Lyric | Answer | Question |
| "Cherry lips, crystal skies I could show you incredible things." | Taylor talks of her mastery of colour, as she alludes to the incredible insights she can display through just a splash of red against a crystal-clear background. | What are your key learnings regarding colour? |
| "Find out what you want Be that girl for a month." | Unlike many data projects, Taylor's will succeed - because she takes the time to find out what her stakeholders want, and agrees clear deadlines. | How does your practice look like to learn about the needs of the stakeholders? |
| "So it's gonna be forever or it's gonna go down in flames." | Unlike many data projects, Taylor's will succeed - because she takes the time to find out what her stakeholders want, and agrees clear deadlines. | How does your practice look like to learn about the needs of the stakeholders? |
| "But I've got a blank space, baby And I'll write your name." | Taylor's only mistake. My advice would be to leave that space blank and clutter free. | How do you measure the success of your visualization? |
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